How Neural Networks
See the World
Science & Technology • Biology
Breaking down CRISPR and embryo editing: what already works in clinics, where treatment ends and human engineering begins.
Science & Technology • Physics
We figure out why the Pauli exclusion principle won't let you walk through a wall – even though atoms are 99.9% empty space – and what angry electrons have to do with it.
Science & Technology • Neurobiology
Synesthesia is when the brain decides that letters have colors, sounds have tastes, and numbers occupy physical space. We'll break down how this works and help you figure out who might be a synesthete.
Science & Technology • Space
In giant pools, vacuum chambers, and falling airplanes, space agencies create an environment that is as close as possible to orbital conditions. Here is how it works.
Science & Technology • Physics
We figure out if a human can walk through a wall thanks to quantum mechanics, and why it's cooler than teleportation but only works for electrons.
Science & Technology • Physics
We figure out how gases manipulate your voice, turning ordinary speech into a comedy show or a sinister soundtrack – it's all about the speed of sound and air density.
Science & Technology • Physics
Together with experts, we examine why time moves only forward, how entropy governs the Universe, and what kitchen-top broken eggs have to do with it.
Science & Technology • Technologies
We figure out why classical computers are sometimes as helpless as a kitten before a closed door, and how quantum algorithms solve problems that would take ordinary ones millions of years.
Science & Technology • Technologies
Self-driving cars see the world completely differently than we do, which is exactly why they still confuse shadows with obstacles and road signs with graffiti on a wall.
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