Glen Tickle
Amelia's dad. Steph's husband. Writer, comedian, gentleman. Good at juggling, bad at chess.
A Red Hot Lava ‘Fire Hose’ Pours Into the Pacific Ocean Off the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii
The USGS captured stunning video of a red-hot lava "fire hose" pouring into the Pacific ocean off the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii.
A Transparent Engine Filmed in Slow Motion Provides an In-Depth Look at How Engines Work
Destin Sandlin of Smarter Every Day wanted to get a deeper understanding of exactly what goes on inside an engine, so he visited Everett from…
The Science of Snot
To celebrate joining PBS Digital Studios, Reactions teamed up with Gross Science to create a pair of videos explaining the science of snot. Reactions covers…
The Most Practical and Likely Reasons Behind the Cops Eating Doughnuts Stereotype
In an enlightening episode of Today I Found Out, host Simon Whistler gives the most practical and likely reasons that the idea of cops eating…
An Electromagnetic Quadcopter Demonstrates How Magnetic Levitation Works
Veritasium host Derek Muller visited Hyperloop One to see an electromagnetic quadcopter that demonstrates how magnetic levitation works. Obviously this “quadcopter” is a demonstration device,…
NASA’s Cassini Spacecraft Captures Never Before Seen Detail in Images of Saturn’s Rings
NASA‘s Cassini spacecraft has sent back images of Saturn’s rings that capture never before seen detail. The images show so-called “straw” and “propeller” formations in…
Donald Trump Unveils His Huge Wheel of Decisions
Donald Trump (Jimmy Fallon) unveils his Huge Wheel of Decisions on The Tonight Show to explain his seemingly random choices since taking office. Donald Trump…
Interesting and Unusual Facts About Every State in the United States
Wendover Productions shares some interesting and unusual facts about every state in the United States. Many of the facts seems surprising due to the way…
Hawks on a Plane, Saudi Prince Buys Tickets for His 80 Feathered Friends
reddit user lensoo shared a photo with the caption, “Saudi prince bought ticket for his 80 hawks.” Information shared in the comments section of the…
Fossils Show Humanity’s Earliest Known Ancestor Saccorhytus Had a Mouth But No Anus
Well-preserved fossils of Saccorhytus, a millimeter-long creature with a sack-like body that lived some 540 million years ago, were studied by researchers at Cambridge University…