Science & Tech videos

At the University of Tokyo, scientists use sound waves to make a variety of small objects levitate and move with precision.

This video produced by Tom Scott is a message from the Interstellar Safety Council about the dangerous characteristics ...

A Sony Pictures video showing "Omnicorp 2027 CES Keynote Presentation." The speaker details the company's outstanding achievement in ...

Sophie, a 7-year-old girl from Brisbane, Australia, wrote a letter to scientists at CSIRO in Melbourne. She politely ...

The "Super Hydrophobic Surface and Magnetic Liquid," the latest video from the Slow Mo Guys, is trending on ...

The team at SciShow came up with the 5 top science superlatives of 2013, with the first, biggest, ...

“A Handimation through Glass” is a short stop-motion film “about a surreal moment on a lazy Sunday morning.” ...

Coffee powered this car into the Guinness Book of World Records.

Rare video from storm chaser Josh Morgerman of Super Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) in Philippines, showing the monster storm ...

Some engineers told him it was impossible, but Izhar Gafni was determined to make a bicycle out of ...

A sophisticated video by NASA shows a rendering of ancient Mars—a planet of blue skies and vast oceans. ...

Footage recorded in Spain of an apparant UFO shows one object that appears out of thin air, and ...

The origins of cinema are found in the flickering images created by Palaeolithic people says a French cave ...

Phonebloks is a revolutionary idea to solve the problem of disposable electronics or in this case phone. The ...