Which explodes first when pumped with air? A basketball, an inner tube, or a soda bottle?
(02:09)In the early 20th century, the zeppelin was crafted from some surprising materials.
(02:57)In the spring of 2013, several storm chasers were tragically killed by the widest tornado on record.
(02:02)Backflips don't really need to adhere to the laws of gravity, right?
(02:33)The science behind a stable and unstable hovercraft.
(03:00)The physics behind successful headspins.
(03:03)Lower branches can be tempting, but dangerous.
(03:32)The science behind why so many people are unsuccessful at fire breathing.
(03:48)If the mechanics of shooting an arrow are ignored a bow can go from thing of wonder to one of pain.
(02:56)The 10 most painful lessons from Season 2 of Science of Stupid.
(01:06)Gravity is not your friend when trying to catch air with a go cart.
(03:00)David goes deep by exchanging dialogue with others about what exactly defines a hole.
(01:53)David visits Maine to check out lake ice. He meets Ken and Ken’s mustache. He also learns what makes lake ice so crystal...
(01:58)Get step-by-step instructions on how to make the paper plane that holds the current world record.
(06:34)The ESA tracks their comet chaser through our galaxy.
(03:10)Tim Shaw does an experiment to see if balloons filled with water can stop a bullet.
(03:26)Tim Shaw conducts a science experiment to see what happens when you blow bubbles into an empty fish tank.
(02:22)Tim Shaw conducts a science experiment to see how much air pressure a large soda bottle can handle versus a small soda bottle.
(03:26)Neil deGrasse Tyson talks with George Takei.
(02:50)Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson sits down with actor, author and activist George Takei to discuss how the once-futuristic scenarios in...
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