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RobWords looks at the periodic table's etymological origins of popular elements, noting how they originate from various sources.

Steve Mould explained why a solid ball will go into a spiral rather than falling off a spinning turntable, specifically at a ratio of 7:2.

Jon Townsend looked back at the long history behind ship's biscuits, a dense hardtack cracker made of flour, water, and salt.

“The Elements of Life” is a short film by Envisioning Chemistry (previously) creator Yan Liang that showcases the beauty of eleven different elements that make…

Keith Enevoldsen created the "Periodic Tables of Elements, in Pictures" to help both kids and adults understand the chemical elements.

British Columbia, Canada maker and University of Victoria chemistry professor Scott McIndoe (a.k.a. “makendo“) has created a colorful 3D periodic table lamp based on French…

Joe Hanson from It’s Okay to Be Smart shares some estimates for the total number of species on Earth and also explains how scientists came…

Fe – Iron Atomic # 26 Iron composes much of the earth's crust and has played such an important part in our lives. From raw…

The recently discovered elements 113, 115, 117 and 118 will officially have the names nihonium (Nh), moscovium (Mc), tennessine (Ts), and oganesson (Og) added to…

The wonderful documentary A Continuous Shape by Eyes and Ears goes inside the London workshop of talented sculptor and stone carver Anna Rubicam to learn…