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Underwater pumpkin carving

Oct 31, 2019 / 12:01 am

Scuba divers perform an underwater pumpkin carving contest.

Internet 101

Oct 30, 2019 / 12:01 am

Few technological innovations in history have made as much of an impact as the Internet. Learn about the predecessor of the Internet, called ARPANET; how text,...

Big jump

Oct 29, 2019 / 12:01 am

Dog jumps really high to catch a frisbee.

This week in science

Oct 28, 2019 / 12:01 am

Skydiving and playing catch

Oct 27, 2019 / 12:01 am

Two men play catch while skydiving. Amazing!

Saving animals from shelters

Oct 26, 2019 / 12:01 am

In the Florida heat, Chris Van Dorn gets to work in a heavy Batman costume — but luckily his Batmobile (a Honda Accord) has air conditioning. At...

Granny's basketball skills

Oct 25, 2019 / 12:01 am

97 year old granny shows off her basketball dribbling skills.

This week in science

Oct 24, 2019 / 12:01 am

Mom vs dad: What did you inherit?

Oct 23, 2019 / 12:01 am

So what exactly did we (likely) inherit from our parents genetically?

Antarctica

Oct 22, 2019 / 12:01 am

Here at the bottom of the world, a place all but free of human settlement, humanity is scrambling one of the ocean’s richest wildernesses. Fossil-fuel...

Underground Templar caves

Oct 21, 2019 / 12:01 am

Albert Lin and an archeologist explore underground Knights of Templar caves in Israel.

Bear waves back at humans

Oct 20, 2019 / 12:01 am

You don't see that everyday.

Your appendix isn't useless, after all

Oct 19, 2019 / 12:01 am

You probably think the appendix is a useless organ left over from our evolutionary past, but it turns out it may be doing something important after all.

Big Bull Elk bugles

Oct 18, 2019 / 12:01 am

A bull elk bugle recorded in Jasper National Park, Canada. With the rutting season, the bull elk go a bit crazy.

Snake blows bubbles

Oct 17, 2019 / 12:01 am

Have you ever seen a snake blow bubbles under water? Well now you have.

Winking stars can reveal distant planets

Oct 16, 2019 / 12:01 am

Exoplanets are incredibly difficult to spot since they're much smaller and dimmer than stars. Astronomers have nonetheless found many exoplanets using a...