What would happen if our planet stopped spinning entirely?
This is what the world would look like if earth stopped spinning.
This is what the world would look like if earth stopped spinning.
There are about 120 different possible tides each day. There are tides that happen once a day, twice a day, three times a day, four times a day, and so on.
Consider wearing zinc or covering up next time you’re snorkeling, says Dr Karl – one popular sunscreen chemical can be toxic for baby corals.
We do know cows’ diets affects the flavour of their milk.
The phrase ‘world’s largest monolith’ makes a nice story for tourists visiting Australia’s iconic Uluru. Just don’t say it near a geologist.
Dr Karl uncovers the curious hidden meanings behind your dog’s tail wagging.
Dr Karl investigates the growing global trend of heat waves, which have killed more Australians than all other natural disasters combined.
How the thorny devil takes “flat out like a lizard drinking” to the extreme.
Dr Karl’s ode to the ergonomic and elegant design of the pedestrian button.
Dr Karl looks at how the Foundation’s portable and cheap ophthalmoscope is helping save lives and prevent avoidable blindness across the developing world.