Video Shows How a Bullet Fired Underwater Doesn't Shoot That Far
This video shows that a bullet fired underwater doesn't actually go that far. Read More >>
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This video shows that a bullet fired underwater doesn't actually go that far. Read More >>
There's a pharaoh chance that someone's losing their job.
Looks like the commercial space race for reusable rockets is on.
What happens when you pour molten aluminium onto liquid nitrogen and dry ice? Read More >>
Playing table tennis with waterdrops is another cool thing that happens in space. Read More >>
Or more plausibly, it’s yet another attempt by the locals to keep the myth alive—and the tourists flocking to the lake.
Doomed stars glisten like diamonds in this latest photo from the Hubble Space Telescope. Read More >>
The material could lead to windows that automatically adjust the amount of light that’s let in.
A new fractal analysis of London’s dense network of streets and intersections reveals that a green belt meant to encourage migration to the suburbs had the opposite effect.
We’ve seen the International Space Station transit in front of the Sun and the Moon, but passing in front of Saturn is something entirely different. Nice shot! Read More >>
Here’s how it works, as illustrated by an adorably consternated second hand.
She makes frequent reference to these tiny leeches in her 2005 novel, Saving Fish from Drowning. The researchers figured she would see the humour in it.
Habitable planets are quite common but it seems nascent life gets snuffed out very quickly.
Lake Poopó is looking a little worse for wear.
No more complaining about your commute when you see this lot.
Knowing the difference between prey and a false alarm is all about timing for the carniverous plant.
