When available, you can see the streaming footage here.

How do hungry snow foxes locate their food underneath the snow pack?

Ants can flow like a liquid and move like a solid – and there may be things we can learn from their movement.

Let’s see what Neil DeGrasse Tyson has to say.

You guys know how cool Brian Cox, is, right? You’ve surely seen his incredible Ted Talks. This one is my favorite:

But have you seen his turn as a nineties BritPop star? Because that’s one of the most important things about him TO ME.

Here is the video for “Things Can Only Get Better” by D-Ream, including Brian Cox (with an unfortunately severe haircut) on keyboard.

Here is a Top of the Pops performance where Dr. Cox has much better hair and style, but the song is pretty much unbearable.

You’re welcome, world.

This is a great scientific spin on Bohemian Rhapsody with great editing, great musicality, great science, and great wordplay! Thank you, A Capella Science! I am in awe of your ability to not only explain complicated physics, but to do so in rhyme (and in key).

This is on my playlist. That’s how great it is.

Not sure why this is so satisfying, but it really is.

That’s the primary mode of time and space travel for Dr. Who, of course, and two physicists have now explained the science behind the TARDIS.

This is almost always an impressive photo.

From Nov. 10, 2015:

Professor Baumgarte gives a fascinating brief overview of the history of our understanding of gravity.

Professor Thomas Baumgarte – 100 Years of Gravity