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Curiosity in action. Happy Science covers discoveries, experiments, and breakthroughs that expand what we understand about the world, reported through the people doing the work and the real-world impact of what they find.

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Hollow Coves: Hollow Coves Turned a São Paulo Arena Into a Room Full of Light With 'Blessings'

August 3, 2026

Hollow Coves Turned a São Paulo Arena Into a Room Full of Light With ‘Blessings’

Hollow Coves brought their song 'Blessings' to São Paulo and stopped mid-performance to fill the

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Hollow Coves: Hollow Coves Performed a Full Live Set Inside Zion National Park and It Sounds Like This

August 3, 2026

Hollow Coves Performed a Full Live Set Inside Zion National Park and It Sounds Like This

Hollow Coves brought a full live acoustic set into Zion National Park, performing three original

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The Beatles: Here Comes the Sun: The Beatles' Most Quietly Hopeful Song Gets Its Official Video Treatment

August 2, 2026

Here Comes the Sun: The Beatles’ Most Quietly Hopeful Song Gets Its Official Video Treatment

George Harrison's 'Here Comes the Sun' has been carrying people out of difficult stretches for

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National Geographic: How Bill Nye Went From Engineer by Day to Science Guy for Everyone

August 2, 2026

How Bill Nye Went From Engineer by Day to Science Guy for Everyone

Bill Nye spent his early career as an engineer by day and a standup comedian

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Cleo Abram: The Underwater Forest of Spheres That Caught a Ghost Particle Faster Than Light

August 2, 2026

The Underwater Forest of Spheres That Caught a Ghost Particle Faster Than Light

Off the coast of Sicily, more than 900 glass spheres hang 3,500 meters underwater, waiting

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CrunchLabs: Science Bob Reveals 5 Magic Tricks You Can Actually Do at Home

July 27, 2026

Science Bob Reveals 5 Magic Tricks You Can Actually Do at Home

Science Bob Fluke Felder, a former middle school science teacher turned magician, walked through five

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MrBeast: MrBeast and LeBron James Granted 100 Kids With Cancer Their Biggest Wishes

July 26, 2026

MrBeast and LeBron James Granted 100 Kids With Cancer Their Biggest Wishes

MrBeast, LeBron James, and a coalition of chart-topping musicians and athletes joined forces to grant

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HAPP - Story: Meet Jimothy, Seattle's Viral Raccoon With Short Spine Syndrome Who Has His Own Fan Club in Ballard

July 25, 2026

Meet Jimothy, Seattle’s Viral Raccoon With Short Spine Syndrome Who Has His Own Fan Club in Ballard

A wild raccoon named Jimothy has been navigating Seattle's Ballard neighborhood since he was a

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StarTalk: Neil deGrasse Tyson Says America Is Sliding Into a Scientific Vacuum, and History Shows the Only Way Out

July 24, 2026

Neil deGrasse Tyson Says America Is Sliding Into a Scientific Vacuum, and History Shows the Only Way Out

Neil deGrasse Tyson traces the quiet erosion of American scientific leadership, from evaporating federal labs

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TED: Van Jones at TED: The Ancient Intelligence We Need to Survive the AI Age

July 24, 2026

Van Jones at TED: The Ancient Intelligence We Need to Survive the AI Age

Van Jones took a TED stage to ask whether the civilization being built by AI

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July 24, 2026

New Horizons Flew Past Pluto 11 Years Ago and Finished Humanity’s First Full Survey of the Solar System

On July 14, 2015, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft completed a flyby of Pluto after a

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Bedtime History: Mae Jemison Dreamed of Space as a Girl at Summer Camp. Then She Flew There.

July 23, 2026

Mae Jemison Dreamed of Space as a Girl at Summer Camp. Then She Flew There.

Mae Jemison grew up watching the Apollo missions from Chicago, never seeing anyone who looked

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