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Scientists Just Proved the Existence of ‘Liquid Glass’
First predicted nearly 20 years ago, researchers have finally (and accidentally) proved the existence of a new state of matter: ‘liquid glass’. » Subscribe to Seeker! http://bit.ly/subscribeseeker » Watch more Elements! http://bit.ly/ElementsPlaylist » Visit our shop at http://shop.seeker.com Glass is … Continue reading
What Was The First Virus?
Researched and Written by Leila Battison Narrated and Edited by David Kelly Art by Khail Kupsky Thumbnail Art and Art by Ettore Mazza If you like our videos, check out Leila’s youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXIk… Music from Epidemic Sound and Artlist. … Continue reading
A Field of Dried Grass Is Suspended from the Ceiling in ‘French Exit’ by Artist Tadao Cern
“French Exit,” (2020-2021). All images © Tadao Cern In Tadao Cern’s sweeping installation “French Exit,” a cloud of feathery grasses looms over the room. The immersive artwork juxtaposes the ephemeral, dried material with the viewers who stand underneath as it … Continue reading
Husky dog shakes his head no and refuses to come inside from the snow | SWNS
This adorable video shows a stubborn husky making the most of the unprecidented freeze in Texas and repeatedly shakes its head ‘no’ when asked to come in out of the snow. Five-year-old Malakai refuses to come inside when called in … Continue reading
Why the “mad genius” is a myth
“Madness” and creativity have been linked for centuries. And while some scientific studies of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in artists have helped shaped this narrative, the connection between the two might not be as strong as some researchers suggest.
Musca – A Short Film
Official Selection Cornwall Film Festival 2014 Official Selection Landshut Film Festival 2015 Official Selection Shooting People Film of the Month 2015 Official Selection Plymouth Film Festival 2015 – Nominee for Best Fiction Official Selection International Fantastic Film Festival of Reunion … Continue reading
Snow that doesn’t melt! Is it a government conspiracy?! (Hint: no.)
I’ve seen some bizarre conspiracy theories in my time, but this may be the plain old weirdest: The snow that paralyzed Atlanta, Georgia in January of 2014 was not *really* snow: It was some sort of chemical that didn’t melt, … Continue reading
Serenaded by Australian Magpies
The Magpie Whisperer has great respect and empathy towards #australianmagpies. She’s been intimately observing the behaviour of these wild birds up close and personal for 10-years, whilst being lucky enough to form unlikely bonds with many of these #magpies. Over … Continue reading
Is this the END of Astronomy?
When citylight erased the night sky, astronomy shifted to rural corners of the world. Now, Starlink and other internet constellations are threatening the darkest astronomical skies – even as communities in those rural places hold out the promise for equitable … Continue reading
Plants uses and medicines near Woorabinda with Steve Kemp
Steve Kemp is an indigenous man living in Woorabinda with a passion for plants. See Steve describe the practical and medicinal uses that his people have for plants in the area. This video is part of a series developed through … Continue reading
Why is Eucalyptus in So Many Different Things? | Food Unwrapped
Kate Quilton is confused how eucalyptus as an ingredient is present in both cleaning products AND food. Something has to be going on with this mysterious ingredient. Food Unwrapped Series 6
Pathways in the Urban Wild – Lucy Jones
Photo by Luis Diaz Devesa via Getty Images Lucy Jones reflects on the healing benefits of an attentive relationship with the living world and the complex barriers to that relationship within urban areas. Five petals in the absolute definition of … Continue reading
