Scientists Explain How Objects Can Be Levitated With Sound
Acoustic levitation is the process of suspending matter with sound waves. How does it work and what are the implications of this science?
Acoustic levitation is the process of suspending matter with sound waves. How does it work and what are the implications of this science?
Zeus the husky has a very funny way of telling his owner he needs his water bowl refilled.
And they did all of this with only 25,000 euros.
After learning about Buttigieg's sexuality, she asked if she could change her pick.
That was far more beautiful than we'd imagine it would be.
Johnny Ball explains the brilliance of the Russian method of multiplication.
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"Honestly, the biggest thing is — I don't want to throw it under the bus — but the app was clearly done by someone following a tutorial. It's similar to projects I do with my mentees who are learning how to code."
Kirk Douglas, the son of a ragman who channeled a deep, personal anger through a chiseled jaw and steely blue eyes to forge one of the most indelible and indefatigable careers in Hollywood history, has died.
The Motorola Razr isn't officially out yet, but its launch is already a lesson in mismanagement and piss-poor execution.
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Max the dog is told he can't go swimming and has a hilarious hissy fit.
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"Birds of Prey" is our first superhero movie of 2020. Is it as good as "Wonder Woman" or as disappointing as "Suicide Squad"? Here's what the reviews say.
"In Kalihi, a town on the island of Hawaii, there was an SUV that pulled next to me in the parking lot. He got out and grabbed what looked to be a pipe, zip ties and magnetic mats. He then proceeded to put the mats and pipe on the doors and then zip-tied them on to the door handles then walked away."
The months-long impeachment and Senate trial of President Donald Trump has come to an end with a vote to acquit. Mitt Romney was the only Republican to vote to convict.
The Academy Awards have made mistakes before, our critic writes. But this year's crop of best-picture nominees may be the breaking point.
Johnny Ball explains the brilliance of the Russian method of multiplication.
The archetypal "Karen" is blonde, has multiple young kids, and is usually an anti-vaxxer. Karen has a "Can-I-Speak-To-The-Manager Haircut" and a controlling, superior attitude to go along with it.
Satellite images dating back to 1975 allow researchers to map how millions of cul-de-sacs and dead-ends have proliferated in street networks worldwide.
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Life really provides the best lessons.
Burgerim was once one of the hottest, fastest-growing brands in the US. Then its founder left the country, leaving behind a wreckage of unpaid workers, bankrupt franchisees and others struggling to make it work.
So, let's say you're on a train — how fast is the world around you moving? When it comes to your perception, the answer is: it depends.
Six date seeds as old as the Dead Sea Scrolls are now flourishing as trees on a kibbutz.
Looking for the answers to ax² + bx + c = 0? A mathematician has rediscovered a technique that the ancient Babylonians used.
YouTuber Sci- Inspi puts his germs under the microscope to see what's invaded his body.
Gus Johnson reenacts the decision-making processes that those people who post those vapid motivational memes on their Facebooks go through.
I decided to eat as much of the food that Iowa is known for as humanly possible, because why not?
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It's not about speed. It's about sheer accuracy and precision, and the fruit of his labors really begin to show at 1:12.
Facing a storage crisis, the US is investing $48 million to turn DNA into living hard drives.
"It's like fighting a war — some things are hard, but must be done."
A small Wisconsin company named Murfie, which stored thousands of people's personal CD and vinyl collections, suddenly went defunct. Now Murfie's assets belong to a startup named Crossies.
In a stunning development on Wednesday (although not one that will change the eventual outcome of the trial), Mitt Romney announced that he will be voting to convict the President on the first article of impeachment, abuse of power.
Convertibles used to be the "it car" as immortalized by the famous Ferrari in the film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Why did they go out of fashion?
"All of the archetypes present themselves for roll call: the two-bit hustlers, the hard-knuckled mafiosos, the spinsters in their smocks, the poor and the beaten down and the unconscionably rich."
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When Charles Dickens died, he had spectacular fame, great wealth and an adoring public. But his personal life was complicated.
Zeus the husky has a very funny way of telling his owner he needs his water bowl refilled.
"People have been waiting for this to blow up."
This "abrupt thaw" affects five percent of Arctic permafrost, but it could double the amount of warming it contributes.
The controversial trick that some of the world's tallest buildings use to make people think they're taller.
If I were to ask you, "Hey, do you think it would be funny if I jokingly screamed I had coronavirus on a packed plane?" you'd probably respond, "Not at all, you f*cking moron."
About a quarter of the size of Wales, the A68 iceberg is about to enter the open ocean.
When an earthquake struck the Cayman Islands, this guy really tried to save the beer stock in the store. Unfortunately, he didn't quite accomplish that.
The author of "The Omnivore's Dilemma" argues that coffee is the solution to the problem that coffee created.
Although lacking the romance of card sharps, or the freakish genius of card counters, slot cheats are uniquely innocuous, almost laudable characters.
Before Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl celebration festivities were set to start on Grand Boulevard in downtown Kansas City on Wednesday, an extraordinary police chase took place around the parade route.
Two stars had a cosmic confrontation and one star ended up engulfing the other.
To understand this sprawling desert city, you have to understand its canals, whose routes Indigenous people dug as far back as AD 200.
Tesla's stock has doubled in the past month, and nobody is entirely sure why.
A very unique museum is located in San Francisco that sheds light on the history of the vibrator.
I spoke with widows, newlyweds, monogamists, secret liaison seekers, submissives and polyamorists and found there was no such thing as desire too high or low.
This city, where daylight entered only in patches and dank moisture pervaded the streets, was flawed and complicated, but it was also extraordinary.
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The Eighties hitmaker on his first album in a decade and the hearing loss that could end his career.