E. O. Wilson: Science is an adventure, and you can participate

EarthSky’s 600+ Global Science Advisors selected E. O. Wilson as EarthSky’s Science Communicator of the Year for 2010. EarthSky visited Wilson in Boston in late 2010 and captured him on video.

Studying violence in America with science

With Saturday's shooting of Arizona Representative Gabrielle Giffords, many are thinking about violence in America. What do recent scientific studies show about violence?

Empire State Building to offset 100% of energy use with windpower

New York's Empire State Building announced in early 2011 that the landmark will purchase enough wind energy credits to offset 100% of its annual energy use.

Sure, robots can juggle now. But not all that well.

A video of robot juggling, made at the University of Washington Movement Control Laboratory. Robots can juggle, can you? Watch the video.

Soapman: Man buried in 1800s has turned to soap

The Smithsonian's National Museum of National History has a mummified man from the 1800s who body has turned to soap.

A universal flu vaccine is being developed

A universal flu vaccine – a vaccine that could last decades and offer protection against many different flu virus strains - is being developed.

Randy Pausch’s Last Lecture for 2011

In 2007, just months before his death, computer scientist Randy Pausch delivered the lecture of a lifetime at Carnegie Mellon University. His talk has become more popularly known as The Last Lecture.

Simulate everything: A project called Living Earth Simulator

What if you could simulate everything, by encapsulating forces in both the human and physical worlds? This project is called Living Earth Simulator.

Top 10 EarthSky science interviews for 2010

The most popular EarthSky science interviews for 2010 as chosen by ... you!

Time-lapse video of December 2010 snowpocalypse

A time-lapse series of the December 2010 snowpocalypse blizzard that dumped record amounts of snow on the U.S. Northeast corridor on Christmas weekend.