Many things in life get soggy when wet, like paper, or expensively blow-dried hair. But plants do not work this way. Water makes them plumper, crispier, crunchier. Understand this fact and you’ll never suffer soggy lettuce again.
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Video: We talked to Josh Clark about his new podcast, The End of The World with Josh Clark, and asked him all about existential risks, and why we should care.
What is a kilogram? It's a base unit of measurement, but one that's hard to define in definite terms without having something to base it off. Kilograms are currently marked by a cylindrical lump of platinum and iridium known as the 'Big KG' in Paris, but scientists are seeking to redefine it by far more, well... scientific means.
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Labracadabra, a series of science videos and experiments from the folks at GE, may be designed to get you interested in the work that the company does, but they're also a look at some fun chemistry and physics experiments you can do at home -- with great results.
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