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The Baffled Brain
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The Baffled Brain

In the sci-fi movie The Matrix, people lie motionless in pods of nutrients while they "dream” that they are living normal lives in the year 1999.

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7 mins  |
January 2022
What's Behind Your Eyes
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What's Behind Your Eyes

The Science of Sight

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4 mins  |
January 2022
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A More Acessible World

Some Surprising Obstacles

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4 mins  |
January 2022
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Camoufleurs And the Art of War

Artists use optical illusions to win wars and save lives.

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6 mins  |
January 2022
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NOT ACTUAL SIZE

Exploring the Many Faces of Caricature

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5 mins  |
January 2022
WHY DO SOME QUESTIONS CONFUSE ROBOTS?
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WHY DO SOME QUESTIONS CONFUSE ROBOTS?

A COMPUTER can easily defeat a human at chess or even the quiz show Jeopardy. But questions that seem obvious trip them up. Read these three:

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2 mins  |
September 2021
LIAM MOHAJERI NORRIS
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LIAM MOHAJERI NORRIS

LEGO® ENTHUSIAST, BUILDER, TEACHER

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September 2021
Can Cats Predict Earthquakes?
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Can Cats Predict Earthquakes?

Are animals’ powers to foretell natural disasters fact or folklore?

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3 mins  |
July/August 2021
Behind The Curtain With Bayesian Statistics
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Behind The Curtain With Bayesian Statistics

What are statistics? Why do we need them?

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4 mins  |
July/August 2021
Ashton Robinson Cook - Meteorologist
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Ashton Robinson Cook - Meteorologist

Ashton Robinson Cook always knows when a tornado, hurricane, or winter storm is coming. It’s his job to know. As a meteorologist, he analyzes weather data to figure out where and when storms are likely to hit. Typical weather forecasting tools can look only up to a week ahead. But Cook has developed software called WeatherDeep that can make predictions up to two months in advance. Cook was the first African American man to earn a PhD in meteorology at the University of Oklahoma and also earned the 2017 American Association of State Climatologists (AASC) Dissertation Award for his research on tornadoes.

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July/August 2021
5 Totally Terrible Technology Predictions
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5 Totally Terrible Technology Predictions

Can you do better? What tech do you expect in 2050?

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July/August 2021
SEEING IT COMING
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SEEING IT COMING

Tornado forecasts can be challenging, but a new strategy shows promise.

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6 mins  |
July/August 2021
HI! I'M A CLOUD!!
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HI! I'M A CLOUD!!

THE EDITORS OF MUSE ASKED IF I COULD WRITE A FEW WORDS ABOUT GEOENGINEERING, and I said, A few WORDS?? Are you kidding?! I could write a few BOOKS!! Geoengineers* are so clever, so “with it”—I mean, they truly understand how interesting I am. You know?

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July/August 2021
Adolphe Sax – How To Invent An Instrument
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Adolphe Sax – How To Invent An Instrument

The story of the saxophone

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7 mins  |
May/June 2021
Courtney Craven – Gamer and disability activist
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Courtney Craven – Gamer and disability activist

Craven does presentations worldwide to assist game developers, teachers, writers, and others in making text and images available to people with any disability.

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4 mins  |
May/June 2021
The Sounds Of Star Wars
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The Sounds Of Star Wars

This is the sound design activity you’re looking for.

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3 mins  |
May/June 2021
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How Fast Is Sound?

An experiment

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3 mins  |
May/June 2021
Deaf Friends
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Deaf Friends

Want to communicate better with kids with hearing loss? Try these tips.

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4 mins  |
May/June 2021
Trevor Cox – Acoustic engineer and Stonehenge researcher
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Trevor Cox – Acoustic engineer and Stonehenge researcher

Trevor Cox is a professor of acoustic engineering at the University of Salford in the United Kingdom. He engineers systems to make sound better. And he studies how the structures we build affect the sounds we make inside them.

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May/June 2021
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Can You Please Lower Your Voice?

The experience of auditory sensitivity

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5 mins  |
May/June 2021
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THE MUSIC OF THE SPHERES

Hunched over your paper, you try to concentrate. This is the worst kind of assignment.

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3 mins  |
May/June 2021
LEARNING TO HEAR
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LEARNING TO HEAR

With cochlear implants

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7 mins  |
May/June 2021
Q&A
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Q&A

Q Where do personal preferences come from? For example, I like hard rock music. Why am I that social outcast who runs screaming into the bathroom at school dances when everyone else is singing along? —Kate, age 13, Ohio

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May/June 2021
Wonderful Wings
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Wonderful Wings

A moth’s costume lets it hide in plain sight.

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1 min  |
January 2021
Amazing Powers Of The Mind
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Amazing Powers Of The Mind

What happens when scientists study psychic abilities?

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9 mins  |
January 2021
TE JONES
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TE JONES

BAT RESEARCHER

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5 mins  |
January 2021
Hot Dogs in a Hurry DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME
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Hot Dogs in a Hurry DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME

EVERY YEAR IN NEW YORK CITY, PEOPLE ENTER A CONTEST TO SEE HOW MANY HOT DOGS THEY CAN EAT IN 10 MINUTES.

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January 2021
FANCY FOLDING
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FANCY FOLDING

The amazing thing about origami is the enormous number of different objects you can make by folding a square sheet of paper.

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1 min  |
January 2021
The Real-Life: BATMAN
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The Real-Life: BATMAN

HOW ONE PERSON SEES THROUGH SOUND

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5 mins  |
January 2021
DO YOU HAVE ESP?
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DO YOU HAVE ESP?

MAKE YOUR OWN ZENER CARD DECK AND FIND OUT!

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4 mins  |
January 2021