Dr. Robin Andrews takes us for a stroll on Jupiter's lava-spewing moon Io—galoshes required.
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Read MorePhysicist Ian Durham stops by to explain why time reversal means your LEGO sets finally assemble themselves.
Read MoreSanta's sleigh won't fly, but a reindeer dirigible with forty hovering mammals just might.
Read MoreA green Sun turns pizzas black, kills all plants, and makes deep-sea microbes humanity's last hope.
Read MoreWhat the if humans evolved into shrikes - those songbirds that impale their prey on thorns like tiny violent artists?
Read MoreAnt queens birth two separate species. What if humans did too? Forget gender reveals - welcome to the species reveal party!
Read MoreMosquitoes can't resist this genetically engineered fungus, proving they have the same impulse control as humans at a dessert buffet.
Read MoreNASA wants to put a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030 since solar panels are useless during those pesky two-week-long lunar nights.
Read MoreClimate change breaks sonar, submarines vanish into thermal chaos, jellyfish rule the seas.
Read MoreScientists fixed a baby's faulty gene with a custom CRISPR shot, opening the door to a world where deadly DNA typos become fixable.
Read MoreIn this bizarre world, humans train to resist anvils to the head and car crashes, transforming schools into impact academies and job applications into immunity résumés.
Read MoreIn a world where humans hatch from eggs, decorated egg carriers become the new status symbol and office break rooms need egg holders.
Read MoreA world of quadruped humans navigating low-to-the-ground Walmarts and pushing mouth-operated shopping carts awaits in our latest episode.
Read MoreWithout flying creatures, we'd have barren islands, fewer explosives, and maybe no evolutionary theory from Darwin.
Read MoreFrom fashionable gas masks to rocket-launched trash, explore a future where garbage grows faster than we can handle it.
Read MoreCould you time-share your bathroom when nature only calls twice a year? Find out in this oddly fascinating exploration of super-efficient digestion!
Read MoreWhat if humans could only move eight inches a day? From speedy mammals to slower-than-coral couch potatoes - evolution's ultimate chill pill!
Read MoreWhat the if we harnessed ant power after discovering they're better than humans at solving puzzles without talking?
Read MoreWelcome to your local mercury skating rink, where the Mad Hatter is your safety instructor and lead paint adds that extra sparkle!
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