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The most enchanting collection of videos where the elegance of science, the logic of mathematics, and the brilliance of human imagination unite—curated by Ali to challenge perspectives, evoke wonder, and celebrate the extraordinary beauty of knowledge.

Kirigami-Inspired Parachute
This new kirigami-inspired parachute turns that logic upside down. A flexible disk-shaped material is filled
Giant Cliff Bee
The giant cliff bee is not just a bug that makes honey. It is an
This LEGO Build will Blow Your Mind | Video | Abakcus
A child watching this might not just see a cool LEGO build; they might start
“Trinity – Visualization of Nuclear Detonations” isn’t just a video—it’s a dark summary of human
At MIT, a group of researchers asked exactly that question and came up with a
Some videos are not just visual spectacles — they let you feel the pulse of
The most unforgettable part of Kennedy’s Moon Speech was his simple yet powerful declaration: “We
When you look at Van Gogh’s 1889 painting The Starry Night, you see swirling clouds,
The 2nd Law: Isolated System” 
In Muse’s 2012 album The 2nd Law, the song “The 2nd Law: Isolated System” includes
Leonardo da Vinci Bridge
This video of a father and son building this bridge with nothing more than a
Richard Feynman - Ode To A Flower | Video | Abakcus
Ode to a Flower isn’t about science vs. art. It’s about how knowledge and wonder
Becoming You: A Child's First 2000 Days
“When does a person truly begin to be a person?” It sounds like a simple
Meet the Dire Wolves of the 21st Century
his isn’t a movie or a scientific fantasy; this is the reality of Romulus, Remus,
Why Big Numbers Blow Our Minds and What We Can Do About It?
Quick! Picture three apples. Pretty easy, right? Now try imagining 50 apples. A bit harder.
How A Ballpoint Pen Works Close Up | Abakcus
Every time you grab a pen to jot down a quick note, doodle during a
Even More Covers by Henning Lederer
Imagine your favorite vintage book cover springing to life. Henning Lederer has done just that
How Do You Fly a Kite Indoors? | Video | Abakcus
If you thought flying a kite outdoors was thrilling, brace yourself for the jaw-dropping spectacle
Whale Forming Spiral While Bubble Feeding | Video | Abakcus
Explore how humpback whales create Fibonacci spirals while bubble-net feeding—a stunning mix of teamwork, math,
Explore the Riemann Hypothesis, math’s unsolved puzzle that governs prime numbers. Why is proving it
Ferrolic Clock
Fast forward 50 years to the birth of one of the most extraordinary watches ever
Ghostcube by Erik Aberg | Videos | Abakcus
Crafted from interlocking wooden cubes, the Ghostcube offers a captivating experience as it effortlessly twists,
The silent flight of an owl | Video | Abakcus
Owls have long fascinated scientists and nature enthusiasts alike with their mysterious, silent flight. Recently,
Why Do Fireflies Flash in Unison? | Video | Abakcus
Fireflies don’t just flash randomly. Mathematician Steven Strogatz shares how he’s used math to uncover
Synchronizing Fireflies
In the heart of Thailand’s mangrove forests, a remarkable spectacle unfolds each night—a phenomenon that
Synchronization of Thirty-Two Metronomes | Science Video | Abakcus
The spontaneous synchronization of thirty-two metronomes offers a mesmerizing glimpse into the world of physics
Richard Feynman - Very Big Numbers
Richard Feynman’s fascination with very big numbers underscores the importance of imagination in scientific discovery.
Destroying LEGO Towers
he builder behind the Brick Technology YouTube channel tests this combination in a series of
In “Beauty of Mathematics,” a remarkable work by Yann Pineill and Nicolas Lefaucheux, we discover
An audiovisual piece made up of over four thousand still images pulled from Google Earth,
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