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Part II — How Many Times Do They Pass the Ball?
Even after people have seen researcher Daniel Simons’ first video, they still are stunned by the second (1:42)
How Many Times Do They Pass the Ball?
Before reading the story, watch Daniel Simons' famous video on selective attention (1:22)
A Flight Through the Universe
The Sloan Digital Sky Survey recently released the largest ever 3-D map of the sky with some 540,000 galaxies (1:48)
What Jurassic Park Got Wrong About Raptors
Forget the scaly skin, real raptors had feathers and, according to one paleontologist, looked a lot more like “prehistoric kickboxing killer turkeys” (2:58)
Rovers Raise the Bar
Space rovers can see more detailed information and travel further than humans (1:31)
Curiosity's Journey to Mars
NASA's Curiosity rover traveled 154 million miles and will now begin the search for the ingredients of life on the red planet (6:35)
What is the Future of Energy?
Three academics look at wind power, carbon capture and storage and material efficiency as examples of how we can cut our C02 emissions (14:49)
Is This NASA's Earliest Timelapse?
One timelapse enthusiast edited footage from Projects Mercury and Gemini to create a stunning look at early space travel (6:05)
NASA's Inflatable Spacecraft Heat Shield
Experts are working on a unique experiment that will use an inflatable aeroshell/heat shield to protect a spacecraft when entering a planet's atmosphere or returning to Earth (2:36)
Apollo 11 Moonwalk Montage
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to walk on the moon (2:00)
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