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This Is How Your Brain Works
These brain tricks and illusions will help demonstrate the two main systems of Fast and Slow Thinking in your brain (4:41)
Apollo 16 Lunar Dash Cam
Astronauts John Young and Charlie Duke take the lunar rover for a spin on the surface of the moon (1:30)
Using the Sun to Make Music
Composer Robert Alexander is helping NASA make new discoveries by turning raw data into music through a process called data sonification (10:44)
We Were All Female Once
In the first 5-6 weeks of embryonic development, the Y chromosome in male fetuses has yet to activate, making us all female (1:50)
Spring Revisited
Shot over a number of weeks in a small cupboard, photographer Mark Rigler captured the life and death of daffodils (1:03)
Decoding Immortality
Meet the woman behind the amazing scientific breakthrough that may put immortality within our grasp (2:48)
Climate Change 101 With Bill Nye the Science Guy
The famous scientist cuts through the global warming noise and lays out the facts (4:33)
The Science of Santa Claus
Warning: This video proves whether Santa Claus really exists by using math and science. Not suitable for small children (1:24)
Video Recap of the 2012 American Ingenuity Awards Dinner
Highlights from an inspirational evening honoring all of the award winners (3:37)
Designer Creates Wind-Powered Land Mine Detonator
With so many injured from land mines in Kabul, Massoud Hassani invented a low cost solution to clear them from the desert (3:23)
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