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Ten more science stunts for partiesMay 25, 2012 Follow @RichardWiseman on Twitter for more quirky psychology 
Top 10 quirky science tricks for partiesMay 24, 2012 Follow @RichardWiseman on Twitter for more quirky psychology 
Conspiracy of Science - Earth is in fact growingMay 25, 2012 This video is a Neal Adams animation about his theory that the Earth is growing. This collides with the Pangea theory. Watch it, you will be amazed. www.youtube.com 
What is Science?May 17, 2012 What is Science is a video by www.StatedClearly.com designed to clarify what exactly science is and what qualifies as scientific evidence. This video is part of a series on science that will help people understand the differences between science and religion. Science and religion are currently both very important parts of human culture and should be clearly understood by the public. Why is it important to understand the difference between science and religion? Understanding Science and Religion helps us to more appropriately interact as a multicultural and multi-religious society. It helps us understand what is and what is not appropriate in public settings such as schools and government. For example In Dover Pennsylvania, the school district wanted to insert a creator based hypothesis called Intelligent Design into the biology curriculum. It went to court in 2005 and was banned by Judge John E. Jones III (a conservative Republican and Christian) who claimed that the teaching of Intelligent Design was a violation of the constitutional separation of Church and State. Many Christians were confused by this decision and some claimed that it was persecution against Christians. Many Christians and Muslims are under the false impression that the theory of Evolution is simply an atheistic belief and that Intelligent Design should be given equal time in the classroom. Other Christians understand the difference between science and religion and do not see Evolution as a threat to ... 
You Can't Trust Science!May 25, 2012 "Science has an agenda! Science is unreliable!" If you've ever heard a religious person say these words, you'll love this video 
Make Glow Sticks - The ScienceMay 25, 2012 We show how to make glow sticks and go through all the chemicals needed as well as how to make different colors. We also talk about the chemistry and scientifically research a proposed mechanism. To make the glow stick mix together the following: 10mL Diethyl Phthalate (solvent) 3mg of fluorescent dye (see below) 50mg TCPO (see below) 100mg sodium acetate 3mL 30% hydrogen peroxide (add last to start reaction) The fluorescent dye can be 9,10-bis(phenylethynyl)anthracene for green, Rubrene for yellow, 9,10-diphenylanthracene for blue, and rhodamine B for red. TCPO is expensive to buy but can be made for much cheaper by following the directions in our previous video: www.youtube.com The chemicals, including the ones to make TCPO were purchased from alfa aesar: www.alfa.com The Rhodamine B and Rubrene dyes were instead purchased from sigma Aldrich www.sigmaaldrich.com The dyes and TCPO are carcinogenic and gloves should be worn when handling them. The TCPO and sodium acetate amounts can be varied considerably and still obtain good light. Smaller quantities tend to be dimmer and decay faster, while larger quantities last longer. For those of you higher level individuals that actually do want to know the mechanism for this process, please refer to this article: pubs.acs.org 
Symphony of Science - the Quantum World!May 25, 2012 mp3: bit.ly A musical investigation into the nature of atoms and subatomic particles, the jiggly things that make up everything we see. Featuring Morgan Freeman, Stephen Hawking, Michio Kaku, Brian Cox, Richard Feynman, and Frank Close. "The Quantum World" is the eleventh installment in the ongoing Symphony of Science music video series. Materials used in the creation of this video are from: symphonyofscience.com for downloads & more videos! Richard Feynman - Fun to Imagine BBC Visions of the Future - the Quantum Revolution Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman Into the Universe with Stephen Hawking Brian Cox TED Talk BBC What Time is it BBC Wonders of the Universe BBC Horizon - What Is Reality Special thanks to everybody who's donated to keep the project alive and to those who helped track down the materials used in this video. *Please note that dark matter and dark energy are considered to make up a majority of the universe, in addition to the 12 particles and 4 forces. Lyrics [Morgan Freeman] So, what are we really made of? Dig deep inside the atom and you'll find tiny particles Held together by invisible forces Everything is made up Of tiny packets of energy Born in cosmic furnaces [Frank Close] The atoms that we're made of have Negatively charged electrons Whirling around a big bulky nucleus [Michio Kaku] The Quantum Theory Offers a very different explanation Of our world [Brian Cox] The universe is made of Twelve particles of matter Four forces of nature That's a ... 
System Of A Down - Science #10May 25, 2012 System Of A Down Album: Toxicity Song: Science Year: 2001 Lyrics: Making two possibilities a reality predicting the future of things we all know fighting off the diseased programming of centuries, centuries, centuries, centuries Science fails to recognise the single most potent... 
They Might Be Giants - Science is Real - Official videoMay 25, 2012 "A scientific theory isn't just a hunch or guess--it's more like a question that's been put through a lot of tests." Directed by David Cowles and Andy Kennedy. From TMBGs new DVD/CD set Here Comes Science. Available at iTunes and Amazon now! bit.ly 
Science of WatchmenMay 23, 2012 University of Minnesota physics professor James Kakalios discusses how he was tapped to add a physics perspective to the upcoming Warner Brothers movie, Watchmen. Kakalios discusses how quantum mechanics can explain Dr. Manhattan's super human powers in the film, and how he came to become an expert on the topic of the physics of superheroes. Check out Kakalios book at www.physicsofsuperheroes.com Vote for Jim! He's up for a Webby Award, which you can vote for here: www.youtube.com 
Coldplay - The ScientistMay 25, 2012 Music video by Coldplay performing The Scientist. (C) 2005 EMI Records Ltd This label copy information is the subject of copyright protection. All rights reserved. (C) 2005 EMI Records Ltd 
Ghetto Science - SmokingMay 23, 2012 Most people haven't seen this, but I bet it would help more people understand why smoking isn't a good idea. Filmed in one take and completely produced in under an hour. If you think the results are fake, go ahead and try it yourself. And if you start smoking, you are an absolute idiot. For the record, I'm a smoker. I've quit, but that will never make me a non-smoker. Once you're addicted, you're a smoker for life. All I can do is try to always be a smoker who is not smoking today. The music in the background is Mozart's Requiem Lacrymosa. Anyone know why? 
U.S.-Israel Science and Technology Foundation Convenes Interdisiciplinary International Science Workshop
Editorial: Amended crime scene bill creates problem
House passes bill to block graphic crime-scene photos
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