The BBC has released over 16,000 sound effects for free download.
The BBC Sound Effects Archive is available for personal, educational or research purposes. There are over 33,000 clips from across the world from the past 100 years.
A type of snailfish was filmed swimming at 8,336m, learn how fish can live so deep
Added to the ‘I didn’t think animals could get weirder’ list – meet the Hooded Nudibranch.
Long COVID and myalgic encephalomyelitis/ chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) both seem to impact the oldest parts of the brain in a curiously similar fashion.
Cosmic gamma-rays are the highest-energy form of light. They fill the night sky but are invisible to our eyes, and this NASA animation helps us ‘see’ it.
It doesn’t have to be all bad. A firsthand account of how it feels to retract a scientific publication.
Historians explain what findings made them go ‘wait, wut?’ in the archives they explore for their research.
Humans are on an eternal quest to solve problems, whether you realise it or not (but as a scientist, you probably do!).
The world’s oldest continuous fire is known as ‘Burning Mountain’ North of Sydney, and has been burning non-stop for at least 6000 years.
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