This is the best view of our universe in 4D made by the American Museum of Natural History. What is striking at first is the details of the video. This might make you feel like it is a small cosmos but don’t be fooled it’s size is well beyond comprehension. VIDEO->
continue reading "The Known Universe: Complete 4D Map Of Cosmos"

NASA Astronaut gives a nice full tour of the space station and in high definition! VIDEO->
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Ever wondered who fixes those high voltage lines and how it is done? This is probably the world’s craziest job and certainly one of the most dangerous. VIDEO->
continue reading "The Man Who Fixes Our High Voltage Electricity Lines"

Richard Hammond shows us what the leg of the world’s largest gas platform looks like in this short clip. VIDEO->
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The Google facility features a “container hanger” filled with 45 containers, with some housed on a second-story balcony. Each shipping container can hold up to 1,160 servers, and uses 250 kilowatts of power, giving the container a power density of more than 780 watts per square foot. Google’s design allows the containers to operate at a temperature of 81 degrees in the cold aisle. VIDEO->
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Bonnie Bassler discovered that bacteria “talk” to each other, using a chemical language that lets them coordinate defense and mount attacks. The find has stunning implications for medicine, industry — and our understanding of ourselves. VIDEO->
continue reading "Bonnie Bassler Talks About Bacteria - Amazing Science Talk"

Did you know that the Top 10 Jobs in demand in 2010 did not exist in 2004? I didn’t know that…and many other things presented in this VIDEO->
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The Large Hardron Collider was made in Geneva, Swirzerland in a center called CERN. It is there to explore the excistance of the universe and answer some fundamental questions. How to find out what happend during the Big Bang? They will simply collide particles in the Large Hardon Collider and analyze data to see what a Big Bang could have been. They are creating a black hole on a small scale, rising important and controversial questions as wether or not this Large Collider can kill us all. VIDEO->
continue reading "Discover Cern’s Large Hadron Collider"

Mars Odyssey discovered ice on Mars six years ago but it is only now that we are able to touch it with the Pheonix Lander since it has successfully scooped up a Martian water ice sample. What does that mean for you and me? Well, it simply means that if the closest planet we have to us has water then it is foolish to assume that no other planet in the universe is able to host life. Visit NASA for more info.

Theo Jansen was featured on High T3ch before but just recently I stumbled on one of his creations called Rhinoceros. It really is amazing to watch move. If you never heard of Theo Janesen he is a kinetic engineer that makes sculptures who are propelled by the force of the wind continously. VIDEO->
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Cosmic hallways, relativistic time and time travel all explored in this clip. These theories seem out of sci-fi movies but lets be real and see this as our reality. VIDEO->
continue reading "General Relativity: Cosmic Tunnels / Worm Holes"

Believe it or not even Saturn has secrets. Its holding a mysterious hexagon-like shape on its north pole. Probably a natural occurance but open for theories. It kind of reminds me of the Mysterious Glowing Sea on earth. VIDEO->
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This myth has been going on for sometime now. People would argue what is harder to hit a softball or a baseball. Baseball seems 10x harder because of the size of the ball and the speed at which it travels but don’t be foold like the rest of us. The results are shocking, atleast to me. VIDEO->
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NASA Destination Tomorrow Segment explaining how solar pressure-powered sails may one day be used to propel spacecraft deep into space. VIDEO->
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Here is a very good explaination on why black holes have massive gravity. Incase you didn’t know the answer might surprise you. VIDEO->
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If you ever wondered what Saturn’s rings were made of here is a cool video explaining what they are and how they were made. VIDEO->
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Here is an impressive collection of wind turbines that are out of ordinary. Im sure you didn’t know some of them even existed. Some are more efficient than others and some work better in different environments like on top of buildings or on the ground. Depending where you are, winds are different. On top of buildings for example winds come from all directions at the same time. VIDEO->
continue reading "Next Generation Wind Energy You Rarely Seen"

We all have seen images on theories how pyramids were build, with those giant ramps and workers pusing blocks up that ramp as it was being build. A french architect is now challenging that theory and has come up with one of his own. VIDEO->
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Called Nemo 33, located in Belgium, Brussels it has a depth of 33m (108ft) filled with 2,500,000 liters of water. It even has small caves allowing divers to exercise in confined areas. VIDEO->
continue reading "World’s Deepest Diving Pool"

BBC News shows us this new supermarket in Germany that is going high tech. While you shop you can scan the barcodes with your cellphone camera to save you some time at the cash register. VIDEO->
continue reading "Supermarket Of The Future"