So I decided to try something different and crush a giant dead fish with a car tire! Lets see what happens.... Read More | Share it now!

Black Holes and Other Dark Matters
Marc Kamionkowski of Johns Hopkins University... Read More | Share it now!

In December, look for Saturn’s iconic rings, and Mercury and Venus’s appearances. Eta Cassiopeiae, a double star, is visible with binoculars or a small telescope—look for its gold and blue hues. Finally, don’t miss the mid-December Geminid meteor shower, which boasts as many as 60 colorful meteors per hour.... Read More | Share it now!

From Scientific Idea to Published Results (and Everything in Between!)
Bill Blair of Johns Hopkins University... Read More | Share it now!

I always wanted to see how an induction heater works, so here’s an induction heating coil experiment vs the iPhone XS Max!... Read More | Share it now!

I used a drone to drop the latest iPhone XS Max into an abandoned nuclear power plant from over 500 FT high! Will it Survive?... Read More | Share it now!

In November, look for Pisces, Aries, and Triangulum in the night sky. Also be sure to catch the Taurid meteor shower, which features 5 to 10 meteors per hour on its peak night of November 5 to 6, and for meteors radiating from the constellation of Leo in the evening of November 17 and early morning of November 18.... Read More | Share it now!

Chasing Supernovae with Kepler
Gautham Narayan of the Space Telescope Science Institute... Read More | Share it now!

I used the famous egg sitter to see if it can protect an iPhone XS from a 100 FT (30 meters) drop test!... Read More | Share it now!