The Future: Underwater Farms

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The Future: Underwater Farms

Imagine diving into the Italian Riviera and coming back with a bounty of biosphere basil, tomatoes, herbs, and other plants!
It’s all a part of a science experiment known as Nemo’s Garden. See the future of underwater farms with this neat video by Great Big Story.

“While growing plants underwater might seem strange, it turns out there are a lot of advantages—protection from pests and extreme weather, regulated temperature and access to fresh water as seawater evaporates and re-condenses. Co-creator of the project Luca Gamberini hopes that one day Nemo’s Garden will revolutionize the future of farming and inspire others to grow crops in places they never thought possible.” – Great Big Story

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The Quantum World

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Symphony Of Science: The Quantum World

The Quantum World is an entertaining educational music video that explores the nature of atoms and subatomic particles Also known as:

“The jiggly things that make up everything we see”.

Featuring Morgan Freeman, Stephen Hawking, Michio Kaku, Brian Cox, Richard Feynman, and Frank Close. Find the materials used in the creation of this video at Symphony Of Science.

This video was created by Quantum Science. Check them out for more amazing videos!

“Symphony of Science is a view of our universe through the prism of music.” – Quantum Science

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Can Helium Balloons Make You Fly?

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Can You Lift A Man With Helium Balloons?

Ever wondered if enough helium balloons could make you fly?
Two curious scientists battle gravity & the weather to see if it’s possible!

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