3D scans of Tasmanian tiger’s skull reveal it had crocodile-style snapping jaws
A new study has found that Tasmanian tigers had an adaptation is found in no living carnivorous mammal.
The Periodic Table of Endangered Elements: Visualizing the Chemical Elements That Could Vanish Before You Know It
The Periodic Table of Elements lists the 118 chemical elements that make up everything in our world. Some you’re familiar with—Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, etc. Others maybe less so

What If Gravity Was 10% Stronger?
Just 10% more gravity doesn’t sound too bad. Until satellites fall from the sky, bridges collapse, planes struggle to fly and earthquakes shake the planet. On the bright side: more
Life in the Harshest Places on Earth
Boiling acid, solid rock, hard vacuum — extremophiles are not curiosities, they are the edge of what living means.
Why Are Rivers So Mathematical?
One scaling law brings order to water, rock and sediment — and it keeps holding further than anyone expected.
Ancient Earth Globe
Spin the globe back 600 million years and find where you are standing.
Moon
Move the Earth, Sun and Moon yourself until the phases finally make sense.
Airfoil
What a wing really does to the air around it, and why that lifts a plane.
Ventusky: Weather in Motion
Dynamic animated weather map showing global storms, winds, and atmospheric conditions.
NASA Eyes on the Solar System
Explore planets, moons, and spacecraft positions in real-time solar system visualization.
A Living Map of the Weather
Real-time animated weather map displaying wind, precipitation, and atmospheric conditions globally.
Stellarium: The Sky, Live
Real-time planetarium showing live night sky with searchable stars, constellations, and celestial objects.
Solar System Scope
Interactive 3D visualization of planets, moons, and spacecraft orbiting the solar system.
How Fireflies Sync Themselves
Animated explanation of the mathematical patterns fireflies use to synchronize their flashing.
A Living Map of the Wind
Real-time animated wind patterns flowing across Earth's surface with live weather data.
Asteroid Launcher
Launch asteroids and watch them collide with Earth.
The Deep Sea
Interactive journey exploring bizarre creatures and extreme conditions of ocean depths.

Prince Rupert's Drop at 130,000 fps
High-speed footage reveals why Prince Rupert's Drops shatter explosively when tapped.
On the Origin of Wonder
Wonder emerges from curiosity, uncertainty, and our confrontation with the unknown.
The Forest Is Smarter Than You Think
Forests communicate and cooperate through interconnected root and fungal networks.

Prince Rupert's Drop Exploding in Epoxy
Slow-motion footage of Prince Rupert's Drops shattering inside hardened epoxy resin.

How Earth Moves
How Earth's movements through space affect our daily lives and perception.