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Three Kinds of Close Encounters (02:30)
Ask Smithsonian: What Keeps Satellites From Falling Out of the Sky? (01:05)
Ask Smithsonian: Five False Facts About the Human Body (01:30)
Two Leopards Battle, But Only One Can Survive (03:40)
Incredible: A Caracal Slaps Down a Bird in Flight (03:14)
Ask Smithsonian: Whats Up With Willpower and Why Dont I Have It? (01:25)
Ask Smithsonian: How Do Vaccines Work? (01:18)
A Mongoose and Black Mamba Fight to Death (02:33)
Ask Smithsonian: Does Chicken Soup Really Help With a Cold? (01:16)
How a Single Asteroid Wiped Dinosaurs Off This Planet (01:14)
The Surprising Culprit Threatening Yellowstones Grizzly Bears (03:17)
A Look Inside This See-Through Frog (01:01)
Ask Smithsonian: Can Cats Really Make Rats Into Zombies? (01:23)
Smithsonian Ingenuity Awards 2014: Steve Ramirez and Xu Liu (02:00)
Smithsonian Ingenuity Awards 2014: Francis Halzen (01:58)
Ask Smithsonian: Whats the Difference Between Bacteria and Viruses? (01:18)
Ask Smithsonian: How Does Anesthesia Work? (01:17)
Ask Smithsonian: Does Acupuncture Work? (01:00)
Ask Smithsonian: How Do Taste Buds Work? (01:13)
Sponsored Video: See How Solazyme Is Using Algae and Biotechnology to Produce a New Source of Renewable Oils (03:04)
Ask Smithsonian: Whats a Stone Baby? (01:07)
Ask Smithsonian: How Do Dolphins Sleep Without Drowning? (01:00)
This Is the Rover of the Future (02:20)
Ask Smithsonian: Why Were Prehistoric Animals So Big? (01:05)
Ask Smithsonian: How Much Stuff Is in Orbit Around the Earth? (01:05)
Ask Smithsonian: What Are the Weirdest Things Pregnant Women Crave? (01:18)
Ask Smithsonian: Why Do Songs Get Stuck in My Head? (01:06)
The Secret of a Shark's Eyes (04:16)
The One Part of The Brain That Scientists Cannot Replicate (03:19)
Catching Africa's Deadliest Snake (03:41)
Ask Smithsonian: Why Do Bugs Die on Their Backs? (00:53)
Orphaned Baby Elephant Takes a Flight (04:43)