2023 was a year filled with meteor showers, astronauts, pencil accelerators, science hacks, genes in action, game developers, animals, guest scientists and more! We can’t wait for all the science we’ll be doing in 2024!

Videos featured:

Quadrantids Meteor Shower - 100 Meteors per Hour!:    • Quadrantids Meteor Shower - 100 Meteo...  

What Could NASA Mars Exploration Look Like in 2050?:    • What Could NASA Mars Exploration Look...  

NASA’s Hubble Discovers Record-Breaking Explosion:    • NASA’s Hubble Discovers Record-Breaki...  

Where can you find life on Mars?:    • Where can you find life on Mars?  

How AI is Shaping Video Game Development - Roblox Designer Discusses:    • How AI is Shaping Video Game Developm...  

Are Allergies Getting Worse?:    • Are Allergies Getting Worse?🤧  

Metal vs Soft Robots: What Exactly Are Soft Robots:    • Metal vs Soft Robots: What Exactly Ar...  

Could These Poison Dart Frogs Actually Hurt You:    • Could These Poison Dart Frogs Actuall...  

Pencil at 300 MPH Splitting Wood:    • Pencil at 300 MPH Splitting Wood  

New Guinness World Record: Whitest Paint Ever Created:    • New Guinness World Record: Whitest Pa...  

How You Can Combat Climate Change? Katharine Hayhoe, Chief Scientist at the Nature Conservancy:    • How You Can Combat Climate Change? Ka...  

Cómo crear tu propia flauta de pan:    • Cómo crear tu propia flauta de pan  

Right to Try Unproven Therapies with George Q. Daley, Dean of Harvard Medical School:    • Right to Try Unproven Therapies with ...  

Can Ethics Limit Science? Synthetic Life Pioneer Craig Venter on Pushing Boundaries:    • Can Ethics Limit Science? Synthetic L...  

MIT Twin Ph.D. Students Malik and Miles Ask: Is A Virus Alive!?:    • MIT Twin Ph.D. Students Malik and Mil...  

How to see your own DNA without a microscope🧬 | Genes in Action:    • How to see your own DNA without a mic...  

Stop Onion Tears with This Hack | Science Hacks!:    • Stop Onion Tears with This Hack  | Sc...  

How Jane Goodall Ended Up Studying Chimpanzees:    • How Jane Goodall Ended Up Studying Ch...  

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