Everyday science

Why do we never forget how to ride a bike? © Getty Images

Everyday science

Why do we never forget how to ride a bike?

If you put all the germs (and bacteria) in the world on top of each other, would we be able to see them? © Dan Bright

Everyday science

Stacked on top of each other, how tall would all the world’s germs and bacteria be?

Am I psychic? © Getty Images

Everyday science

Can you really tell if you’re being watched? The bizarre science of psychic intuition, explained

What causes a sonic boom? © Getty Images

Everyday science

What causes a sonic boom?

Why do I always walk into a room and forget what I’m doing? © Daniel Bright

Everyday science

Why do I always walk into a room and forget what I’m doing?

Why do we find things beautiful? © Getty Images

Everyday science

Why do we find things beautiful?

What is chaos theory? © Getty Images

Everyday science

What is chaos theory?

A comedic disguise of glasses and a fake nose

Everyday science

How incognito is incognito mode on your internet browser?

Could I be a psychopath and not know it? © Dan Bright

Everyday science

How you could be a psychopath and never know it

How does the internet actually work? © Dan Bright

Everyday science

How does the internet actually work?

What is freezer burn, and should you still eat the food? © Shutterstock

Everyday science

What is freezer burn, and should you still eat the food?

Do we really need to accept cookies on a website? © Alamy

Everyday science

The website cookies actually worth accepting, according to a scientist

Is chewing gum biodegradable? © Getty Images

Everyday science

Why your chewing gum could be secretly destroying the planet

Why do lift rides with strangers feel so awkward? © Dan Bright

Everyday science

Why do lift rides with strangers feel so awkward?

When you’re having a cast removed, why doesn’t the machine cut your limb? © Getty Images

Everyday science

When you’re having a cast removed, why doesn’t the machine cut your limb?