Popular Science on YouTube is a laboratory of stories from the future, past, and present. It’s like a time travel learning machine—in video form. By Popular Science Team By Popular Science Team By ...

Three years ago, I realized that I had never given my mum a clear explanation of what I do as a research scientist. I knew I needed to change that. I was considering how I communicated my science to ...

Alex Dainis is a science communicator and video producer creating content that makes science approachable, accessible, and fun. She began producing digital science education videos on YouTube in 2012 ...

Dan Garisto is a science journalist based in New York. He writes about physics and has been published in outlets including Scientific American, Symmetry, Science News, Hakai, and Nature News. This ...

The use of video in scientific research is anything but new. In fact, the very first “motion picture” was shot as part of an experiment aimed at determining if horses ever have all four feet off the ...

The MinuteEarth team uses stick figures and humor to tell rigorously-researched science stories. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is urging countries to ...

With a legacy spanning more than four decades, NOVA has long been at the forefront of science journalism through many social and cultural shifts. Though there have been meaningful strides towards a ...

A knife slices through a block of colorful "kinetic sand," creating perfectly symmetrical squares. Someone snips apart two tubes of lipstick and mixes them into a stretchy ball of slime. A cake ...