Have you ever thought about how it would look if all people who live on Earth gathered in one place? Now you can, and you can compare it to perspectives on all domesticated animals gathered in one place.
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Size comparison of known Asteroids in Our Solar System
Countless asteroids are floating around in our solar system, some of them are tiny, others are huge, while others are planet-sized and exceptionally terrifying. You can see many of them for comparison in the following videos.
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Learn what is gravity and why it isn’t a force (video)
Many people may think that gravity is a force, considering we can feel the pull towards the earth and see how objects speed-up during a fall and how they stay on the ground. If you’re one of them, you’ll have to think again.
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Philosophy of Quantum Physics/Mechanics, all the official interpretations explained in one video-animation
A flawless explanation of the various interpretations of Quantum Mechanics, through a 3D video animation. The work of Eugene Khutoryansky has helped hundreds of thousands of people to understand many difficult scientific concepts through his videos. The following is one of them.
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Visual comparison of Human DNA/Genome to other Animal & Plant genomes
YouTube’s channel morn1415, which makes pretty nice and cleverly-made comparison animations, has made another one that compares our DNA to various plants and animals. Some of them will leave you speechless, especially the last one.
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From the Smallest, up to the Universe. The two best Size Comparison videos you should watch
After the first viral video (that got over 30M views) that started from the size comparison of the Earth’s Moon, went up to the size of the Universe, and even the theoretical multiverse, YouTube’s channel morn1415 has created another masterpiece where the comparison starts from the smallest possible.
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The Meaning of Life, expressed in the simplest way
Where there is a child, there is happiness, where there is simplicity, there is perfection.
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Look at Moon’s Asteroid craters (and our traces) like Never Before
The bus-sized asteroid (Asteroid 2020 SW) that, today, is going to pass near Earth and over the Southeastern Pacific Ocean, after 9 pm AEST, at a distance of about 22.000km, is nothing to worry. Statistically, asteroids of that size get destroyed in the Earth’s atmosphere almost every year, and only a few small fragments can make it down to the ground. But…
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Information about the Sun and a 4K video from NASA showing the Sun in amazing detail
Launched on February 11, 2010, the spacecraft for the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) mission started to capture ultra-high quality Sun imaging data for NASA. The SDO is a part of the Living With a Star (LWS) program that is managed by the Heliophysics Division of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate. Continue reading Information about the Sun and a 4K video from NASA showing the Sun in amazing detail
A 4K video from NASA showing amazing details and information about the Moon
On June 18, 2009, NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) spacecraft was launched to orbit the Moon. Its mission is to gather data for planning NASA’s future human and also robotic missions to the Earth’s natural satellite. Continue reading A 4K video from NASA showing amazing details and information about the Moon
The powerful importance of Bacteriophage viruses
Bacteriophages or just Phages are viruses with a very important role; to exterminate bad bacteria by injecting DNA information into them. There are more bacteriophages on our planet than any other organisms, combined! Continue reading The powerful importance of Bacteriophage viruses
A technique to decongest a stuffy nose ASAP
There are many how-to articles about this subject on the internet, but almost all of them are talking about a theoretical way that doesn’t work at all, a way where you have to push between your eyebrows and use your tongue to push upwards. Forget that, it doesn’t work. Continue reading A technique to decongest a stuffy nose ASAP
How to delete negative emotions from your daily life
Sometimes, even if everything in your life seems under control, there are moments when something grasps you into its net of negativity. It can be conscious or subconscious. Things like unwanted or bad news, destructive criticism, frustration, over-stimulation with junk information, etc, can and will bring down your dopamine levels (while at the same time increase the production of cortisol), which will eventually bring down the levels of Oxytocin, Serotonin, Endorphins, and their corresponding receptor’s sensitivity to them. All of which can make you feel negative emotions, or, bring you down to the next stage: depression. Continue reading How to delete negative emotions from your daily life
How Photosynthesis works in plants (+ an explanatory Video animation) – Photosynthesis process step by step
Photosynthesis in plants works by converting the energy of light particles (photons) with the combination of carbon dioxide and water, into functional energy (carbohydrates) that’s being used to fuel the plant’s mechanisms for its growth cycle. A byproduct of photosynthesis is Oxygen, meaning that photosynthesis in plants is the major factory of oxygen on our planet, a factory that keeps us alive. Continue reading How Photosynthesis works in plants (+ an explanatory Video animation) – Photosynthesis process step by step
Why Google Deserves Our Love
It’s been 20 years since Google appeared in our life, and since then, most of the things we do online pass and get delivered through Google’s services, for free, and for the better. Continue reading Why Google Deserves Our Love