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Data Stories Competition: Winners
Winners from our Data Stories competition. Learn more: http://www.sciencemag.org/projects/data-stories/winners-
Martian Atmosphere Loss Explained by NASA - Duration: 91 seconds.
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How People Gather: Interactive Visualization [DEMO] - Duration: 87 seconds.
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are gazelles endangered? - Duration: 90 seconds.
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The social dilemma of self-driving cars - Duration: 96 seconds.
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Tadpoles hatch early to escape snakes - Duration: 71 seconds.
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Linking stress and epilepsy - Duration: 73 seconds.
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Chiral molecules from outer space - Duration: 2 minutes, 27 seconds.
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The battle to save the red squirrel - Duration: 114 seconds.
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Jumping electric eels pack more zap - Duration: 67 seconds.
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Moss that drinks from fog and mist - Duration: 71 seconds.
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Shrinking microscope lenses - Duration: 2 minutes, 1 second.
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Double domestication for dogs? - Duration: 74 seconds.
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How bees detect flowers' electric fields - Duration: 44 seconds.
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What happens to our planet as more people move into cities? - Duration: 111 seconds.
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Flying robots can conserve energy by perching - Duration: 116 seconds.
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Popular uploads
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Fusion reactor designed in hell makes its debut - Duration: 82 seconds.
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A new 9th planet for the solar system? - Duration: 2 minutes, 11 seconds.
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‘Vampire’ squirrel caught on film - Duration: 16 seconds.
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Scientists discover world's first warm-bodied fish! - Duration: 19 seconds.
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Gravitational waves finally detected! - Duration: 2 minutes, 5 seconds.
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Science's Breakthrough of the Year 2014! - Duration: 5 minutes, 22 seconds.
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Death-defying cockroaches help build better bots - Duration: 2 minutes, 8 seconds.
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Shrinking microscope lenses - Duration: 2 minutes, 1 second.
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Spiders glide gracefully to safety - Duration: 60 seconds.
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A powerful telescope you can build at home - Duration: 4 minutes, 23 seconds.
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Carbon-based paper that walks when hit with a laser - Duration: 55 seconds.
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Secretive fusion energy company makes steady-state breakthrough - Duration: 69 seconds.
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XX Files: Extraordinary Science - Extraordinary Women
The XX Files takes viewers into the extraordinary worlds of extraordinary women scientists.-
XX Files : The humpback microbiome : Amy Apprill - Duration: 8 minutes.
Amy Apprill of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution studies the tiny microbial hitchhikers that tag along as the humpback whale makes its way across the globe. Learn more: http://specialproject... -
XX Files : Scorpion hunters : Ashlee Rowe - Duration: 6 minutes.
Every summer Ashlee Rowe of Michigan State University spends a few weeks in the southwestern United States catching bark scorpions by the light of the moon. These stinging critters carry venom that... -
XX Files : Expert dreamers : Elizaveta Solomonova - Duration: 6 minutes, 40 seconds.
At the Dream & Nightmare Laboratory at the University of Montreal, Elizaveta Solomonova is searching for expert dreamers: people who can visit dream land and report back accurately what they see, h... -
XX Files : Dig Detroit : Krysta Ryzewski - Duration: 6 minutes, 55 seconds.
About 100 years ago, Detroit's Corktown neighborhood was under siege. After building the massive central train station, the city was waiting on a few holdout homes to clear the area in front to mak... -
XX Files : Listening to the universe : Nergis Mavalvala - Duration: 7 minutes, 51 seconds.
Most of what we know about the universe is carried to us on light waves. But many things are happening that don’t leave clues on the electromagnetic spectrum. That’s where LIGO or the the Laser Int... -
XX Files : Drawn to scale : Val Altounian - Duration: 4 minutes, 45 seconds.
A week in the life of Val Altounian as she illustrates big ideas and microscopically small scenes for Science magazine. Learn more: http://specialprojects.sciencemag.org/xxfiles/
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Amazing Science
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Fusion reactor designed in hell makes its debut - Duration: 82 seconds.
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A 3D Printer for the Zombie Apocalypse: Brains, veins and hearts. - Duration: 71 seconds.
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Giant guitarfish eye gymnastics - Duration: 59 seconds.
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Spinning ring puts surprising twist on familiar physics - Duration: 31 seconds.
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Eels kill by remote control - Duration: 80 seconds.
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The bat with a conveyor-belt tongue - Duration: 66 seconds.
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#TBT Even in the wild, mice run on wheels - Duration: 49 seconds.
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Secretive fusion energy company makes steady-state breakthrough - Duration: 69 seconds.
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Why these colored droplets appear to be alive - Duration: 81 seconds.
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Spiders glide gracefully to safety - Duration: 60 seconds.
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Marmoset baby talk - Duration: 102 seconds.
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Incredible detailed video of a mouse brain - Duration: 75 seconds.
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Science Features
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Take a trip to a NEON site - Duration: 2 minutes, 22 seconds.
Tower helps keep watch on Appalachian ecosystem. Learn more http://scim.ag/1iMJiCq -
A powerful telescope you can build at home - Duration: 4 minutes, 23 seconds.
A team from the London-based Open Space Agency (OSA) has produced the Ultrascope, a downloadable telescope design that can be generated by a 3D printer, be controlled by simple robotics, and captur...- CC
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Forest health in a changing world - Duration: 2 minutes, 34 seconds.
Today's forests have been greatly altered by human activity and face increasing threats from drought, insect infestations and fire. A Special Section in Science this week examines forest health fro... -
From mammoths to Neandertals, ancient DNA unlocks the mysteries of the past - Duration: 3 minutes, 30 seconds.
Evolutionary biologist Beth Shapiro and her team extract DNA from animal bones buried in the frozen Arctic for millennia. Starting with mere fragments of DNA, the scientists can reconstruct entire ... -
Pluto on the horizon - Duration: 4 minutes, 15 seconds.
An interview with Alan Stern, New Horizons principal investigator, about the upcoming Pluto encounter, and what is next for his NASA spacecraft. Read more -- http://scim.ag/1Kf4xaT -
A smaller, faster, cheaper route to fusion energy - Duration: 4 minutes, 17 seconds.
Fusion has the potential to be the perfect energy source—safe, clean, and limitless—but scientists are struggling to make it work. Now a change of shape may turn the mainstream reactor design, know...
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Robots from Science and beyond
Robots have captured our collective imagination ever since we first made machines. From robotic soldiers to metal pop stars, meet some of the bots that are blurring the borders between human and machine! Check out Science's robot special issue http://scim.ag/14robots-
Death-defying cockroaches help build better bots - Duration: 2 minutes, 8 seconds.
Ever wonder why it’s so hard to kill a cockroach? It turns out, cockroaches’ bodies are built to squish. Researchers took a close look at how these guys can survive extreme compression and used wha...- CC
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Testing a soft exoskeleton - Duration: 2 minutes, 26 seconds.
A longstanding quest to augment human performance with robotic exoskeletons takes a softer approach. Read more: http://scim.ag/1MsleeX -
Flying robotic jellyfish - Duration: 60 seconds.
Jellyfish appear to be flying through the water but could something fly like a jellyfish through the air? Read more -- http://scim.ag/1UqqpSP -
Antlike robots might help explain origins of animal cooperation. - Duration: 85 seconds.
In computer simulations, robots evolve specialized behavioral roles that mimic insects. Find out more: http://scim.ag/1Pj2dih -
Can a robot jump on water? - Duration: 39 seconds.
Water-walking insects like the water strider have specialized legs that are designed to avoid breaking the surface tension during motion. But how do these insects manage to jump on water where extr... -
Robot whiskers sense their environment - Duration: 32 seconds.
Researchers have developed a robot that hops like a frog and even one that walks on water—and now they’ve made one that feels. Read more http://scim.ag/1IkDKqp
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Science Shorts
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Altering the human genome in 3D - Duration: 57 seconds.
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A 3D Printer for the Zombie Apocalypse: Brains, veins and hearts. - Duration: 71 seconds.
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Spinning ring puts surprising twist on familiar physics - Duration: 31 seconds.
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Frog tongues stick like scotch tape - Duration: 30 seconds.
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Flying robotic jellyfish - Duration: 60 seconds.
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Robot whiskers sense their environment - Duration: 32 seconds.
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Incredible detailed video of a mouse brain - Duration: 75 seconds.
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How Ant-Man got this Cheerio home - Duration: 38 seconds.
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Can a robot jump on water? - Duration: 39 seconds.
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Soft robots powered by combustion - Duration: 42 seconds.
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Pandas slow down to save energy - Duration: 62 seconds.
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Female capuchin monkey caught using tools to pick her nose - Duration: 43 seconds.
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