Coming from the popular YouTube channel, AsapSCIENCE — co-created by Canadians Mitchell Moffit (PeekYou profile here), and Gregory Brown — the above video is the first of their series of Winter Olympics inspired clips “about the psychology, physiology, biology, chemistry and physics of the games!”
Coming from the popular YouTube channel, AsapSCIENCE — co-created by Canadians Mitchell Moffit (PeekYou profile here), and Gregory Brown — the above video explores the query put forth in this entry’s subject line.
Californian inventor, Ben Krasnow (PeekYou profile here), has created a machine to aid mankind in its quest for the perfect cookie.
Joe Hanson (PeekYou profile here) may not be one of the Internet’s most prominent scientists, but he may very well be on his way as the host and writer of PBS Digital Studios’ popular YouTube series and blog, It’s Okay to be Smart.
From the YouTube page of Japanese scientist Yoichi Ochiai (PeekYou profile here), comes this genuinely, very cool clip.
Michael Stevens (PeekYou profile here), founder of the very popular Vsauce channels on YouTube (and the host of the primary one), is racking up the views right now — as he so often does — with his newest clip, posted above.
The above video demonstrates the fruits of a project dubbed by its creators, Super Awesome Micro Project. What is it? Well, as this entry’s subject line promises, it’s “a car made of Lego, that drives, has an engine made from Lego which runs on air. (wheels and some load bearing elements are non-Lego)”
In the video above, Nicolaus Radford (PeekYou profile here), of NASA‘s Johnson Space Center, demonstrates Valkyrie, the so-called “superhero robot,” that is far more terrifying in appearance than in reality.
Michael Stevens (PeekYou profile here), founder of the very popular Vsauce channels on YouTube (and the host of the primary one), is racking up the views right now with his newest clip, posted above.