Random Science Facts with Music

Each video in this video series is a collage of random science facts with music. They contain little tidbits of information from, mainly the fields of biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, engineering and sometimes cultural curiousities.
I provide links to further information about the topics in the video that might have sparked your interest, in case you would like to research it further.

Science is a beautiful thing and there is a treasure trove full of sicentific discoveries or just simple facts out there.

All roads lead to rome, but some are faster
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tautoch...

Small visual demonstration of the first law of motion
http://bit.ly/1j71fpg
source: Bloomington High Flyers Trapeze Group

How a moderate car accident can trigger a mighty domino chain
reaction on the road
https://t.co/Q7t2NaIkC7

Yes, these cops ran up a wall using a pole. Physics explains how
http://bit.ly/2mxKpe5

A fractal is a mathematical set that exhibits a repeating pattern displayed at every scale
http://bit.ly/1LI5VBX

This is a bird's eye view of the world's tallest waterfall, standing at 979 meters (3,212 feet): Angel Falls located in Venezuela
https://t.co/omSC3mDNoF

Cleaner fish are fish that provide a service to other fish species by removing dead skin and ectoparasites: the instinct is so strong that cleaner fish display the same behavior on humans,
if they show up like 'clients fish' opening their mouth http://bit.ly/2DWTmEj

What are the biggest waves in recorded history? http://buff.ly/2j0KAt3

Remora front dorsal fins have evolved to enable them to adhere by suction to smooth surfaces and they spend their lives clinging to a host animal such as a whale, turtle, shark or ray. This is a whale shark
http://bit.ly/2DqBlwV

The Kessler syndrome is a scenario in which the density of objects in low earth orbit is high enough that collisions between objects trigger a chain reaction that could render space activities in specific orbital ranges infeasible for many generations http://bit.ly/2G7DUpo

The average rooster crow is about 130 dB, about the same volume as standing 15m from a jet taking off. To prevent deafness from their own calls, roosters have evolved soft tissue that covers half of the eardrum while crowing
http://bit.ly/2n2jZ2u

Evaporation is a type of vaporization of a liquid that occurs from the surface of a liquid into a gaseous phase that is not saturated with the evaporating substance.
http://bit.ly/2mZo1sp

Friction is an intuitive concept, but what if you need to model it at a microscopic level?
http://bit.ly/2tb3Fi5

Just how far can a motorcycle lean in a turn?
http://bit.ly/2veapwW

Mechanitis is a genus of tigerwing (Ithomiini) butterflies, named by Johan Christian Fabricius
in 1807. It has gained fame due to the metallic appearance of the chrysalis in certain phenotypes
http://bit.ly/2n0faGV

Roll clouds are really rare: every time they show up, it's a show (like this one spotted over Calgary, Canada in 2013)
https://t.co/vWKNnIwRvb
https://t.co/MSzUtku7xx

The story of Lynlee, the baby that was born twice. Dr. Oluyinka Olutoye and Dr. Darrell Cass, both pediatric surgeons, removed her from the womb to cut out a tumor, placed her back and several weeks later Lynlee was born healthy
http://bbc.in/2mVphNg

This vine-like robot can grow across long distances without moving its whole body. It could prove useful in search and rescue operations and medical applications
http://stanford.io/2uM3v4Y

Steam trains are still used around the world and their fire sparks are sometimes a show in the night
http://bit.ly/2uEklCS