Subjects: General

Physicist Marcello Pavan demonstrates why golf balls are dimpled rather than smooth.

Jim Kennard and Dan Scoville use some sneaky tactics and high-tech equipment to search for the Canadian schooner at the bottom of Lake Ontario.

Rory Nugent didn’t let a lack of musical ability stop him from inventing a xylaphone that’s played by the sun.

Divers Steve Bogaerts and Robbie Schmittner are shining new light on the mysterious realm of the longest underwater cave system in the world.

The Phoenix Lander makes an unexpected disovery that should help future manned missions to Mars.

Medicinal plant specialist Elaine Solowey attempts t bring a 2,000-year-old seed back to life to resurrect an extinct date palm tree.

The Learning Companion is digital teacher that attempts to attend to the learner’s emotional state while they are learning and integrate affective strategies into the lesson to motivate the student.

Sarig Gafny is on a quest to protect the last remaining home of the peculiar and extremely rare spadefoot toad in Israel.

Steve Ward and Jeff Larson named their invention after the God of Lightning for a reason: the Zeusaphone makes its music with Tesla coils and lightning bolts!

The world’s deepest sinkhole is the site of the latest test for Stone Aerospace’s robotic underwater explorer.