European Starlings are finicky little birds who love to bath every day. Problem is, they move so swiftly that it’s actually difficult to see their bathing techniques clearly with just the eyes.
Thankfully, EarthUnplugged‘s slow motion cameras help slow everything down for us to watch the Starlings bath in all their grace.
Henry Reich, of the popular science based educational channel Minute Physics, starts his newest viral video with, “Everyone loves the idea of parallel universes.”
And it’s true. Just look at how many famous Hollywood movies and TV shows that are based on the impossible premise of travelling to an alternate reality just like ours, only a little different.
But is there any true science behind the idea? Actually, there are three proposed physical models that could hypothetically explain parallel universes. Of course, none of the hypotheses have been tested yet…
Already, the new video has over 650,000 views, and over 25,000 likes.
Popular science educator Michael from Vsauce returns to the web to discuss gravity and the Sun. As a thought experiment, he asks the interesting hypothetical, “What if the sun disappeared?“
It’s not going to happen, but interestingly enough, if it did, we wouldn’t be aware that anything was wrong for a good eight minutes, as it takes that long for light to travel the millions of miles from the Sun to the Earth.
Popular nerd Michael of Vsauce returns to the web to appease his viewers thirsty for obscure and scientific knowledge. In this episode, he asks the interesting rhetorical question, What’s The Most Dangerous Place on Earth? If one thinks about it, the question isn’t as simple to answer as it may seem…
It may seem juvenile, or even stupid, but how do we know the Earth is round? Not long ago, everyone thought the world was flat. Some even thought if you ventured too far, you could fall off.
So how can we actually, and scientifically, prove that the Earth is round? Thankfully, Minute Physics has made this newest video with ten great reasons we know our world is round.
