How Sewer Diving Became One Of The Most Dangerous Jobs In South Asia
In India and Pakistan, people dive deep into sewers filled with toxic waste to unclog pipes. Many workers say they are stuck in these jobs because of caste-based discrimination.
Why East African Shea Butter Is So Expensive
When you hear "shea butter," you probably think of the West African kind. But in East Africa, a different variety of shea nut grows, called nilotica. It's easier to spread and absorbs quickly into the skin, which makes it more desirable in cosmetics. In Uganda, nilotica producers are trying to meet growing demand for this butter.
Window Cleaner Creates Designs With Squeegee
Cameron Vaxter, the owner of Derby City Window Cleaning, creates logos on windows for his TikTok. He uses a variety of window washers and squeegees to draw designs on his clients' windows. Each design takes him two to five minutes to perfect.
How 160-Kilogram Paellas Feed 1,400 People In Spain
Paella is one of Spain's most iconic dishes. And every year, paellas that can feed more than a thousand people are cooked in towns across Spain. We visited Quesa, Valencia, to see how a paella that can feed 1,400 people is made.
Why Food Tastes Different On Planes
This is why food tastes different on planes.
Inside Henry Ford's Abandoned City In The Amazon
In the 1920s, Henry Ford created an American town in the middle of the Amazon jungle. 'Fordlandia' was supposed to produce enough rubber to feed his auto empire, but the dream soon turned into a nightmare. Disease, riots - and caterpillars - were too much for Ford's millions.
Exclusive: Elon Musk On Twitter Fame, Loneliness, And AI
In an exclusive interview with Axel Springer in March, Elon Musk talked about his Twitter fame, feeling lonely, and the future of AI.
Robot Perfectly Paints Your Nails In Minutes
San Francisco company Clockwork has built a nail-painting robot that precisely paints fingernails without leaving a mess.
Two Ways Volcanologists Sample Lava From Hard To Almost Impossible
When volcanologists need to figure out things like how fast a lava flow moves, why adding water can cause an explosion, or even how volcanoes work on other planets, sampling lava is the key. But a volcano isn't the only place you can get some.
Sleep Experts Debunk 10 More Sleep Myths
Sleep experts Girardin Jean-Louis and Rebecca Robbins debunk 13 more sleep myths. They cover sleep positions, jet lag, napping, sleep apnea, and more.
How The California Roll Was Invented
How the California roll was invented.
What If The Earth Stopped Orbiting The Sun?
Here's what would happen if the Earth stopped orbiting the sun.
How Space Scenes Have Evolved Over 120 Years
When making movies set in space, filmmakers have had to get creative portraying elements such as zero gravity, space travel, and the surface of the moon.
8 Of The World’s Most Dangerous Roads
8 Of The World’s Most Dangerous Roads
How Cake Is Enjoyed in 18 Countries Around the World
How cake is enjoyed in 18 countries around the world
How Golf Courses Are Professionally Maintained
How Golf Courses Are Professionally Maintained
How Israel’s Iron Dome Stops Rockets
For over a decade, Israel has been able to intercept incoming rockets with its Iron Dome defense system. Recent violence with Gaza has been the biggest test yet for the country's system.
US vs UK Nando’s
From calorie count to portion sizes, we ordered everything on the UK and US Nando’s menus to find out the big differences between the two.
Watch 10 Things Get Professionally Deep Cleaned
Watch 10 things get professionally deep cleaned.
Champion Gunslinger Rates 10 Quick-Draw Scenes In Movies And TV Shows
Quick-draw world champion Nicole "Fastdraw" Franks rates 5 gunslinging scenes from movies and TV shows for realism.
