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Unveiling the Secrets of Time: The Nobel Prize-Winning Field of Attosecond Physics
PBS Space Time
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The 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to three physicists for their groundbreaking work in attosecond physics, which explores phenomena that occur in the billionth of a billionth of a second. Th
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The Lone Traveler: Adventures in Space
Isaac Arthur
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Space is the final frontier with billions of worlds awaiting explorers. This video explores the concept of traveling alone in space and the possibilities for adventurers. From spacesuits to personal s
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A Dark Star Powered by Dark Matter: Exploring the Mysterious Universe
PBS Space Time
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Scientists discover galaxies z10 through z13, among the oldest and most distant ever seen. These galaxies could potentially be powered by dark matter, leading to the hypothesis of dark stars. Dark sta
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The International North-South Transport Corridor: Russia, India, and Iran's Ambitious Economic Lifeline
CaspianReport
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This video explores the International North-South Transport Corridor, a multi-modal network of rail and port connections that aims to boost trade between Russia, India, and Iran. The corridor promises
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The Impending Spectacle of a Supernova: How Long Until the Next Stellar Cataclysm
PBS Space Time
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Supernovae, powerful stellar explosions, can have major effects on Earth, from mass extinctions to damage to the ozone layer. Although the chances of a nearby supernova are low, there is evidence of p
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The Power of Collective Intelligence: How a Crowd Can Think and Feel
Vsauce
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Discover how collective intelligence and the power of a crowd can lead to thinking, feeling, and awareness. Explore how simple brain cells can come together to create complex thoughts and emotions, an
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The Weird and Wonderful World of Dark Matter: Exploring the Possibilities
PBS Space Time
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Dark matter, which makes up around 80% of the universe's mass, remains largely mysterious. While the cold dark matter (CDM) model has been successful in explaining structures in the universe, there ar
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The Importance of Cinema: A Journey Through Film History
The Cinema Cartography
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Cinema, a relatively young art form, has become embedded within the history of art and has found itself alongside other long-standing art forms. Cinema is a cultural phenomenon that has a global reach
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The Viking Conquest: How England was Forged in Fire and Blood
History Time
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The arrival of the Great Heathen Army in 865 marked a turning point in Viking invasions in Britain. Led by war leaders Ivar, Halfdan, and Ubba, the army came together with the goal of outright conques
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The Fascinating Story of Chicago's Elevated L System
City Beautiful
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Chicago's L system, built in the 1890s, is the only elevated Metro system in the US. Elevated lines were common in the past, but most cities moved them underground. Chicago's decision to keep the elev
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India's Lithium Discovery in Kashmir: The Potential and Challenges
CaspianReport
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India has discovered 5.9 million tons of lithium deposits in Kashmir, positioning itself as one of the world's wealthiest in lithium reserves. This discovery presents an opportunity for India to becom
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The World of Dycratus: A Tale of Myth and Dragon
K Klein
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Delve into the mystical world of Dycratus, where powerful spirits and ancient dragons shape the land. From the creation of the first languages to the epic battle with a nameless monster, uncover the l
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The Hidden Worlds of Caves: Exploring the Island Analogy
Atlas Pro
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Caves are like islands, isolated environments with unique ecosystems. The Dinaric Alps in Europe, with over 20,000 known cave systems, is the greatest hotspot for underground biodiversity. The Proteus
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Spinlaunch: Revolutionizing Space Launch with a Space Catapult
Real Engineering
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Spinlaunch is developing a space catapult to overcome the rocket equation and reduce the weight and complexity of rockets. Using a centrifugal mass accelerator, Spinlaunch aims to launch rockets at hy
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The Tragic Engineering Decisions Behind the Submersible Accident
Real Engineering
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The Oceangate submersible, designed for deep-sea exploration, suffered a catastrophic collapse due to questionable engineering decisions. The use of a carbon fiber composite hull, without proper testi
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What I Watched This Month: September Edition
Karsten Runquist
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Carson shares his thoughts on the films he watched in September, including Pulp Fiction, A Man Escaped, Old Joy, Moonrise, and more.
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The Geopolitical Drama in Micronesia | A Secret Meeting and a Letter
Rare Earth
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On March 13, 2023, a secret meeting between Chinese officials and a Micronesian governor took place in Kosay Island. This meeting revealed later that Micronesia's president had written a letter denoun
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Black Holes and Dark Energy: Are They the Same Thing? | Exploring a Mind-Blowing Theory
PBS Space Time
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Discover the mind-blowing theory that suggests black holes and dark energy are actually the same thing. This groundbreaking idea proposes that black holes are made of dark energy and could be the caus
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The Lunar Crater Radio Telescope: Peering into the Dark Ages of the Universe
PBS Space Time
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A proposed Lunar Crater Radio Telescope (LCRT) on the far side of the moon could provide a window into the cosmic dark ages before stars formed. The LCRT would be a giant fixed-dish radio antenna in a
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Antimatter and Gravity: Breaking Down the Mystery
PBS Space Time
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Scientists at CERN have conducted an experiment to determine if antimatter falls up or down in Earth's gravitational field. While the results suggest that antimatter falls downwards, there is tentativ
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Why Studying Primate Disgust is Essential for Understanding Human Psychology
Vsauce
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Studying the cognitive abilities of chimpanzees and other primates helps us understand our own evolutionary history and the psychology of disgust. By comparing our behaviors to those of other primates
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