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einstein size of atoms, evolution of the moon, honeybee self-defense, minute physics, science, science videos, squirrel robot, trip through a wormhole, why light is quantum
Though I typically would only post them one at a time, there has been an influx in cool science videos coming in my RSS feed. So, in the interest of awesome science, here you go:
The Evolution of the Moon
You can find more information here.
How Einstein proved the size of atoms
How Japanese honey bees kill a ginormous wasp by surrounding it in a hot, vibrating “defensive bee ball”
Click for video and more information
Learning about how rattlesnakes strike squirrels by using a robot
More information about the testing (and why tail wagging is important) here.
Why light is quantum
What a trip through a wormhole would look like
Very trippy, click here for the video and a lot more cosmic information.
Sledgehammer meets television, in ultra slow motion
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The first living animal ever imaged with a scanning electron microscope
More information here.
I want to see them all, but it’s too much for one time. I’ll be back!
Awe-some :D
Thank you … brilliant…….
Awesome videos!