In this video from the crew at SciShow, they answer the question of how bees make queens along with mentioning a lot of other fascinating facts about our little stinging friends. If you like this video, be sure and subscribe to their channel here. You can also join us in supporting their efforts to make more videos like this by […]

In this week’s “best of” our YouTube channel, we discuss why we get ice cream headaches, why engines are commonly measured in horsepower, what causes hiccups, what the Hokey Pokey is all about, and the Rockstar with a PhD.  Be sure and subscribe to our YouTube Channel for many more videos like this. What Causes Ice Cream Headaches Why Engines […]

In this week’s “best of” our YouTube channel, we discuss why we call the seasons Summer, Autumn (or Fall), Winter, and Spring; what PEZ stands for and some interesting things about its creator; the fact that soon enough the type of banana we eat today probably won’t be available in the supermarkets anymore; who was the first to pee on […]

This is a video from the very talented CGP Grey in which he gives a brief history of the Confederate flag, and discusses the fact that the flag so many people think today was the Confederate flag, technically never really was officially. If you like this video, please subscribe to Grey’s awesome YouTube channel here.  You can also join us […]

In this video, produced by the very talented Brady Haran over at Numberphile which you can subscribe to here, Dr. Sarah Wiseman discusses some interesting things about the different ways our brains read numbers and a case of a French Aphasic man who’d lost some of those abilities with some incredibly fascinating results. If you like this video, please join […]

In this week’s “best of” our YouTube channel, we look at whether earwigs really sometimes lay eggs in people’s ears, when humans first started wearing clothes, why certain bedding has tags that say they are illegal to remove, why we toast drinks, and, finally, we also debunk 6 common myths.  Be sure and subscribe to our YouTube Channel for many […]

In this week’s “best of” our YouTube channel, we look at how many burgers a typical beef cow produces, the difference between brown and white eggs, whether Isaac Newton really had an apple fall on his head (surprising this one), what size Marilyn Monroe really was, why some countries drive on the right and others on the left, and we […]

In this video from MinuteEarth , they reveal the interesting truth about whether humans are really “99% Chimp.” If you like TodayIFoundOut, odds are you’ll also greatly enjoy their videos. So go check them out and subscribe to their channel here. You can also join us in supporting their efforts to make more videos like this by donating via their […]

In this video from the exceptionally talented crew at Kurz Gesagt, they address the age old question “What is life?” If you like this video, be sure and subscribe to their channel here. You can also join us in supporting their efforts to make more videos like this by donating via their Patreon page here. If you liked this video, […]

In this video from the crew at SciShow, they address the age old question “Why do things look darker when they’re wet?” If you like this video, be sure and subscribe to their channel here. You can also join us in supporting their efforts to make more videos like this by donating via their Patreon page here. If you liked […]

In this video from MinuteEarth, created by Henry Reich et al, you’re going to learn how exactly greenhouse gases keep the Earth’s temperature relatively regulated. If you like this video, go check them out and subscribe to their channel here. You can also join us in supporting their efforts to make more videos like this by donating via their Patreon […]

In this video from MinuteEarth, created by Henry Reich et al, you’re going to learn about the invasion of the Yellow Crazy Ants, and other interesting spreading of animals. In the Bonus Facts below, you’re also going to learn a lot of other fun animal facts.  If you like this video, go check them out and subscribe to their channel […]

In this video from MinuteEarth, created by Henry Reich et al, you’re going to learn how water in the air ultimately forms rain drops and what critical thing is required to make this happen. If you like this video, go check them out and subscribe to their channel here. You can also join us in supporting their efforts to make […]

In this video, produced by the very talented Brady Haran over at Numberphile, which you can subscribe to here, Dr. Mike Merrifield discusses how it is decided who to give telescope time to given the limited time available in the world’s major observatories. If you like this video, please join us in supporting Numberphile on Patreon here. If you liked […]

In this video from MinuteEarth, created by Henry Reich et al, you’re going to learn how clouds form. If you like this video, go check them out and subscribe to their channel here. You can also join us in supporting their efforts to make more videos like this by donating via their Patreon page here. If you liked this video, […]

In this video, produced by the very talented Brady Haran over at Numberphile, which you can subscribe to here, Dr. Ria Symonds and Dr. Tony Padilla discuss and put into perspective just how amazingly massive a Googol is. If you like this video, please join us in supporting Numberphile on Patreon here. Bonus Facts: In the early 20th century, the […]

This is a video from MinuteEarth created by Henry Reich et al. If you like TodayIFoundOut, odds are you’ll also greatly enjoy their videos. So go check them out and subscribe to their channel here. You can also join us in supporting their efforts to make more videos like this by donating via their Patreon page here. If you liked […]