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With just a petri dish filled with water and added m&m's, we can observe the beautiful motion of colours.

With just a petri dish filled with milk, food colouring and dish detergent, we can observe the beautiful motion of colours. Re-uploaded due to music...

With just a petri dish filled with milk, food colouring and dish detergent, we can observe the beautiful motion of colours.

In this video we cover 3 quick and interesting facts about the human heart. Did you know the heart has 4 chambers? Did you know the heartbeat is actually the sound of the valves in your heart closing? Did you know the left half of your heart is larger than the right side? Make sure you don't mix up the sides!!! The left side of a heart on a diagram is always the one to your right! This is becau...

In this video we explore 5 interesting biology facts that you might not know. Even those who invest most of their time into science might not know these! Ever wondered why birds only produce solids waste and never urinate? Or why their waste has white spots? Ever wondered what your lungs look like? Ever understood the incredible power of ants? Did you know how much your hair can carry? How stro...

Recently there have been a lot of challenge videos of people heating knives to 1000 degrees. But the question is, are these knives really at 1000 degrees? At first it may seem as fairly realistic, but under a closer inspection, we realize something different.

Slow motion sparks turn into fire ball of flames.

A time lapse of melting ice. The details of the melt are fascinating to see!

In today's video we look at the structure of the human circulatory system. We uncover the reason why we have blood and what blood is essential for. We then analyze how blood is oxygenated in the lungs and de-oxygenated in the body. The de-oxygenated blood from the body then travels back to the heart and then from the heart to the lungs to become oxygenated again. The circuit that links the hear...

Welcome to the first episode of Last Week in Science, a series where we'll look at the most recent scientific advancements and explore their implications and their impacts on our everyday lives. In this week's episode we looked at the recent discovery of a new solar system (TRAPPIST-1) which could potentially host life. Then, we looked at an interesting study from Queen Mary University of Londo...

Have you ever wondered how petrified wood forms? Here is a concise description of the process!