Where are we in the universe? — Using snake venom to combat disease
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December 15, 2022

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How ancient Egyptians inspired this Grand Canyon bridge

How ancient Egyptians inspired this Grand Canyon bridge

Ancient Egypt is known for its colossal feats of engineering. From the pyramids towering over the desert to the enormous statues at many of its temples, Egyptians knew what they were doing. So how did their skills inspire one of the most breathtaking bridges in the country? It's all about engineering.

Tap or click to find out just how this fantastic bridge was built. →

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Where exactly are we in the universe?

Where exactly are we in the universe?

The universe is incomprehensibly enormous, and our tiny rock going around a giant gas ball is only one small part of it. But we know where the sun and Earth are, right? So, where is all this in the scope of the universe? This will really blow your mind.

Tap or click to see our true place in the universe. →

How scientists are using snake venom to fight disease

How scientists are using snake venom to fight disease

Bacteria are constantly evolving and over time, certain diseases have become more resistant to antibiotics. Now scientists are moving in a different direction, studying how snake venom might actually help fight these resistant diseases.

Tap or click to find out why it's working better than scientists thought. →

 
Weather tech: Using artificial hurricanes to study the real thing

Weather tech: Using artificial hurricanes to study the real thing

Hurricanes are one of the most powerful and deadliest forces of nature. Scientists are constantly trying to learn more about them so they can protect people and prevent destruction. You might picture storm chasers, but there's another way to study hurricanes: Recreating the most powerful hurricanes in a lab.

Tap or click to see how these man-made storms work. →

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