Subjects: General

Kenichi Horie will attempt to sail from Hawaii to Japan aboard the world’s first wave-powered boat.

Hawaii’s beaches are shrinking at an astonsihing rate thanks to seawalls that were built to protect beachfront homes.

A behind-the-scene look at how handcrafted surf boards are made.

Physicist Stephen Morris demonstrates how you can use ink and glycerine to turn back time.

Students and teachers at the Segal Design Institute are designing a helmet that will keep people alive in one of the most toxic environments on Earth – the reactor core of an oil refinery.

The Getty Conservation Institute is cataloging modern paints based on how the paints age.

Stephane Rousson has trained for years in preparation for his trip across the English Channel in his pedal-powered blimp.

Nick Tyler’s reconfigurable sidewalk allows him to understand how people navigate crowded, uneven sidewalks.

Nevermind the shovel. Here’s an even better way to get your hands on some bait.

Physicist Stephen Morris demonstrates his icicle making machine and discusses some of theories of how icicles form.