Science

Can you walk on water? Chances are that, unless you are our lord and savior, you probably said, "no." Our friends at Hard Science has made a liquid-type substance mixing water and corn starch that, if you produce enough of it, and you're fast enough, you can walk on it...

The Escherian Stairwell has been rumored to be somewhere on the campus of the Rochester Institute of Technology since the 1960's. Is it real? Does 2 + 2 = 5? Watch for yourself and decide if this is a hoax or the complete destruction of a logical fallacy.

People have always told you money can't buy you happiness. It usually comes from people with money telling you when you're flat broke. Well, one of my favorite YouTube Channels, ASAP SCIENCE, wanted to figure this theory out. Here's what they came up with.

Have you ever wondered how Rudolph got his red nose? Well, Dutch scientists have finally explained the mystery. Turns out, the reindeer's shiny nose is the direct result of "hyperemia of the nasal mucosa." Way to take all the magic out of Christmas, science.

This is a fun science trick you can do at home or where ever. This comes from the YouTube channel Star Spangled Science and is sure to amazing your friends and family.

All too often we get carried away believing (or worse, repeating) everything we are told and don't spend enough time questioning what's actually been said. We've picked 10 very common health mantras you hear everyday and weeded out the worst of the lies, because we want you to eat all the avocados. All of them.

I've always been pretty curious on what an ant farm looks like on the inside. Not those 2-D kid's things you can pick up at the store, but an actual 'shrink yourself down' drop down and anthill home would look like. These guys pour molten aluminum down an anthill so it will harden and unearth the entire colony's home...

It's one of those questions you don't really think about, but once asked it made me curious enough to watch it, too. Exactly what color is a mirror?

Here's a fun, science activity you can do that will make your kids giggle and make your whole kitchen smell like soap.

Imagine losing the ability to walk. Imagine losing said ability for over 20 years. Now, imagine the kind of elation you'd feel if an invention came along that made it possible for you to walk again. That's exactly how the man in this video felt after using the ReWalk ExoSkeleton robot. Designed by Argo Medical Technologies Ltd., the robot is a lightweight brace device that attaches to your legs an