Astronomical phenomena can have some funny names, like the star named ‘Sualocin’ (‘Nicolaus’ spelt backwards), or the nebula called ‘Dark Doodad’.
Watch this fascinating tutorial on how humans respond to and interpret colours, and learn how this can impact on the interpretation of your science key messages.
See firsthand how positive and negative reinforcement can affect a person’s ability.
A new book explores all the sorts of things animals do we think are gross, but are actually crucial to their survival.
‘Kangaroos’ and ‘snow’ are not two terms often together in the same sentence, but it makes for great viewing!
Large language models can draft abstracts or suggest research directions, but these artificial-intelligence tools are a work in progress.
Octolab TV have several videos showing octopus behavior. This one of it getting food out of a bottle is a fav.
The US is the world’s biggest research funder – all US agencies will have to provide immediate public access to federally funded research after it is published, starting in 2026.
To interpret the world through vision, human eyes have four photoreceptors, birds have six, mantis shrimps have 16.
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