Here at SciShow, we talk a lot about the fascinating, complicated, and often very weird stories of discovery and collaboration that led to the science we know today. But one of the strangest is something we haven’t covered in much… Continue Reading
Welcome to my big day! [Squeaks squeaks] Aw, you’re right, Squeaks, it’s not my birthday… But it is the day that I take the bandage off of my elbow! I was riding my bike the other day, and I had… Continue Reading
Translator: Michele Gianella Reviewer: Elena Montrasio When I was three years old, my favorite food was chicken nuggets. I loved chicken nuggets. I could eat them almost every day. One day, I was sitting at the dinner table staring at… Continue Reading
The Chemical Guys Car Wash Water Reclamation Mat is the professional and responsible water containment system for detailers. Water containment systems prevent wastewater runoff into water supplies, storm drains, or delicate ecosystems. To use, simply unroll and inflate to capture… Continue Reading
DO YOU EVER GET THE URGE TO JUST BUILD A NEW WORLD? LIKE, FROM SCRATCH? TO RE-THINK THE UNSUSTAINABLE PATTERNS THAT LED TO OVERCROWDED CITIES, DWINDLING NATURAL RESOURCES, AND THE DRAMATIC IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE? SOME SAY WE SHOULD JUST… Continue Reading
When things break, you throw them out. Whether it’s your cheap plastic Tupperware or your pricy prescription glasses, it’s not going to fix itself, right? But what if it could? Scientists are inventing materials that repair themselves, or “self-heal”, so… Continue Reading
Nile Fertile is a bio mineral powder fertilizer for controlling soil salinity and alkalinity using Nile Fertile would lower soil pH and control soil salinity it would allow salt, soil salts to be out root zone using Nile Fertile would… Continue Reading
[ INTRO ♩ ] “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger”—at least, that’s what Kelly Clarkson claims. And it’s often said to be true for bones. But, there’s no evidence that bones are harder to break after they’ve fully healed… Continue Reading
Y’know those phrases that just seem to be ingrained in your memory from middle school? Like: Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally ROY G. BIV Or, thirty days hath September, April, June, and November. Sound familiar? These are different kinds… Continue Reading