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How to Cook Spinach in Space
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield shows how vacuum sealed dehydrated spinach is prepared to eat aboard the International Space Station (1:21)
A Plasma Downpour on the Sun
When plasma falls to the surface it results in a dazzling display known as coronal rain (3:36)
Timelapse Earth
Using footage from the International Space Station, photographer Bruce W. Berry, Jr. created a stunning compilation of our planet (4:08)
Building the World's Largest Ship
In just 76 seconds, watch as construction on the very first Triple-E vessel goes from start to finish (1:16)
Doomsday in Tunguska
Did an asteroid shake the earth 100 years ago, or was it something even more disturbing? (1:52)
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)
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