Here's some fish that live nearly five miles beneath the ocean. They were found in one of the world's deepest ocean trenches off Japan. The depth and ocean pressure does not seem to be bothering them.
There is concern that CERN's Large Hadron Collider could create a small man-made black hole that eats the Earth. Maybe this Large Hadron rap will help reassure you that the Large Hadron is more awesome than dangerous.
Here's a video that apparently shows to Earth being sucked into a black hole created by the CERN particle-physics lab. There's nothing to worry about as scientists have said the risk from a manmade black hole destroying the Earth is extremely unlikely.
This experiment shows supercooled water being poured into a boul where it turns to slush.
In this installment we see supercooled water to -21C / -6F and pour it our into a bowl. It pours out as a liquid and turns to slush, forming ropelike peaks
This extremely cool music video includes stunning photography of the South Pole from June, 2004. In the video you will also see waves of aurorae, which are "charged particles from the sun that are normally visible near the Earth's poles, due to their interaction with our planet's magnetic field." The video was photographed by by scientists from the University of San Diego and the U.S. Government. The video was edited By Nick Liveris. The music is "Open Sea" by Surface Of Eceon.
Over teen feet of snow has fallen in parts of Upstate New York. You can see people trying to dig out in this video -- some are shoveling the snow off their roofs. You can read more about the bands of lake-effect snow that hit the area here.
Snow and ice in Portland, Oregon made it impossible for cars to navigate normally on the roads of a snow covered hill. Cars slide into other cars repeatedly as they are unable to stop.
An ambitious Coke and Mentos expirement conducted by EepyBird. 251 bottles of Diet Coke and 1,506 Mentos mints were used in the experiemnt. You can read about the science behind the Coke and Mentos explosions here.
