Olivia Judson takes a look at the results of a pig which has been injected with jellyfish genes to make it glow for medical research. Genetic modification is a controversial research where the ecological environment could be changed if one is to tamper with genetics.

If you think our Earth is big, check out this comparison of Earth and other celestial bodies first. Our universe is a much bigger place than what it seems. There are hundreds of galaxies and the Sun itself is only a tiny dot in the milky way.

An interesting close look at fluid in motion in shampoo where a jumping behaviour is seen which is known as the Kaye effect. Never knew fluid physics could be so engrossingly beautiful. This won the scientists of the University of Twente in the Netherlands a prestigious place of videos about fluid in motion.

Microscopic life forms live on our body which can only be visible when scanned using electron microscopes. At such great magnifications, alien landscapes appear from our bodies. At any given time, there are as many creatures on our body as there are people on this planet.

A demonstration of three tubes and three striking plates made of stainless steel, liquid metal alloy and titanium. Three identical steel ball are dropped into each tube and shows the efficiency of the liquid metal alloy which is the world premier spring material.

Discovery Channel takes a look into how mirrors are made as well as its history. A mirror is essentially a highly reflective surface. Modern mirrors uses silver for its highly reflective property and is coated with a solid paint such as copper to prevent the degradation of the silver.

A demonstration from the Physik Show at University of Bonn. Aluminium foil ship floats above on hexafluorid which is a gas significantly denser than air.

Using a pool with a mixture of cornstarch and water made using a concrete truck,these people are able to walk on the strong liquid which exhibits properties of a solid. Pretty cool.

Demonstration of physics in martial arts using footage of Hapkido in Korea. Jumper leaves at 45 degrees and ends in a rolling fall position. Amazing jumping skills displayed by the individuals.