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Astrophysicist reacts to Star Trek: The Next Generation
[…] In this episode of Astrophysicist reacts we’re watching Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 1 Episode 6 “Where No One Has Gone Before” to pick out the science from the fiction in this sci-fi show. We’re chatting about faster … Continue reading
A Rare Black Panther Shadows His Leopard Mate in Incredible Shot by Photographer Mithun H | Colossal
July 23, 2020 Photography Grace Ebert Since 2014, wildlife filmmaker and photographer Mithun H has been pining for sightings of Saya, a black panther that’s been eluding his admirers in the Kabini Forest in India for years. After camping out … Continue reading
The First Peoples in the Americas. Ancient DNA with Dr Jennifer Raff #RealArchaeology
Thanks to Dr Raff for the interview and for sharing the slides from one of her lectures to illustrate the video. Check out Origin: A Genetic History of the Americas. https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/tit… Editing by Jonida Martini Chapters 0:00:53. Introduction to Dr … Continue reading
The Otters of Singapore — and Other Unexpected Wildlife Thriving in Cities | Philip Johns | TED
Animal behavior expert Philip Johns introduces us to the vibrant urban environments of Singapore, where city dwellers and skyscrapers coexist with a rich array of other species, including otters, hornbills and lizards — prompting the question: Can we design cities … Continue reading
Why is Britain so wet? – Geography anomaly
This video examines the unique climate of the UK and how it shapes the country’s diverse plant hardiness zones, ranging from 10b to 6b. Despite its northern latitude, the UK experiences much warmer temperatures than other regions at the same … Continue reading
This is what a synesthesia test looks like
Synesthesia (or synaesthesia British spelling) is a phenomenon in which stimulating one sense or thought automatically triggers another. For example, someone with synesthesia might see colors when they think of numbers, see shapes when they smell certain scents, or taste … Continue reading
