Most science geeks are probably familiar with the song The Elements by Tom Lehrer. Since this song was written in 1959 some of the newly discovered elements are missing. So, the guys from ASAP Science wrote The NEW Periodic Table Song.
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Ever expressed feelings for someone and had them reply by saying they’d rather be “just friends?” VSauce examines the science of the “Friend Zone.”
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Dear Gentlemen, science has a confession. You were once…a female – which helps to explain where your nipples came from. Watch and learn.
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After the hangover video, ASAP Science now made video on the effects of alcohol on your body.
Understanding your drunken stupor from the brain’s perspective. Find out how alcohol molecules alter your brain, ultimately resulting in a night that you…hopefully remember.
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Set in the year 2071, where technology has brought mankind to the brink of colonization on a planet named Gaia, one astronaut takes on an isolated mission and discovers unearthly horrors that could bring an end to human life on this planet.
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Blogger Neurosceptic is the first person to get a blogpost published into a peer-reviewed scientific journal. He posted an adaption of Dante’s Inferno, The Nine Circles of Scientific Hell, on his blog two years ago. Recently, the blog post he got published, under his blogger pseudonym, in the peer-reviewed journal Perspectives on Psychological Science. Below you find the illustration, which formed the basis of the paper. You can read the full paper/blogpost at Perspectives on Psychological Science.
Could zombies exist? Should we be preparing for a Zombie Apocalypse? Find out how these ferocious, flesh-eating creatures could become a reality, through a simple scientific pathway.
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Is music humanity’s drug of choice? What is the mysterious power behind it’s ability to captivate, stimulate and keep us coming back for more? Find out the scientific explanation of how a simple mixture of sound frequencies can affect your brain and body, and why it’s not all that different than a drug like cocaine.
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