Researchers at UC San Diego have created living “displays” using what they call “biopixels,” colonies of fluorescent bacteria which are grouped together to form the equivalent of a traditional pixel. [UC San Diego]
Six 60-second animations (combined) explaining six famous thought experiments. [The Open University]
Nope, pink light doesn’t really exist. Unfortunately for me, my daughter seems to disagree with this scientific evidence. [Minute Physics]
This is the “coolest” thing I’ve seen so far this year! :) Here is a short footage on our recent work on quantum levitation. We were inspired by the game Wipe’out to do our work. With this new technology, we hope to revolutionize the world of motor transport; Maybe in a near future we could […]
A compilation of chemical reaction as performed on the Perodic Table of Videos show. [Periodic Table of Videos]
In this video, Youtuber Thegnome54 explores how alcohol affects the semicircular canals in the inner ear, the reason why everything seems to spin when you drink too much of it. [Thegnome54]
Can subatomic particles actually travel faster than the speed of light? Maybe… or maybe not! [Minutephysics]
Yesterday, we’ve shown you why people have blind spots and how to see the blood vessels inside your eyes, so today, we thought you’d appreciate this follow up video on how you can see your own white blood cells just by looking at the sky… (but not directly at the sun, please) [Thegnome54]