Believe it or not, a part of the Louisiana coast is actually gaining land, and not sinking. When the levees were built to divert water on the Mississippi River, parts of the […]
Explore A Part Of Louisiana’s Coast That Isn’t Sinking
The Evening Post: The World’s First Solar Powered Train
Yes, solar power can now run a train. Tom Scott takes us to Australia and The Byron Bay Railroad Company, which now runs the world’s first 100% solar-powered train. It wouldn’t work […]
Roadscapes Wednesday: What Counts As The Steepest Street In The World
Yes, there are some streets around our planet that are extremely steep! Tom Scott shows us the street that holds a Guinness World Record for the steepest street in the world. Baldwin […]
Roadscapes Wednesday: The One-Lane Bridge Shared By Cars And Trains
So this is very weird. In New Zealand, there is a one lane bridge shared by both cars and trains. There are no warning lights for cars to warn of a train […]
Roadscapes Wednesday: Peachtree City – The City Of Golf Carts
On this week’s Roadscapes, let’s go to Peachtree City, Georgia, and discover their amazing network of paved paths that are used by people driving golf carts. Tom Scott met up with the mayor, […]
See How The 1990’s VHS Look Works On Videos
The latest trend in videos is to make them look like something that came from the 1980’s or 1990’s, or a VHS look. Remember those VHS tapes? Anyways, the YouTube channel Tom Scott […]
Why We Should Let Some Wildfires Just Burn Away
One thing I don’t get is why some people decide to build homes in wildfire areas, and expect to be protected. Wildfires have been happening for thousands of years across the Western […]
Roadscapes Wednesday: The New Highway To The Arctic Ocean
For the people who live way up in the Northwest Territories in Canada, the only ways in and out were by air, sea, or ice roads during the Winter. But now, Canada […]
Roadscapes Wednesday: US-Canada Border Splits This Road Down The Middle
Yep, this is interesting. In a towns of Stanstead, Quebec and Derby Line, Vermont, comes a road where the border runs down the middle of the road. One side of houses is in […]
Watch Someone Send A Piece Of Garlic Bread Up To The Edge Of Space
So okay, why would anyone send a piece of garlic bread to the edge of space, bring that bread back down to Earth, and then eat it? Yeah, interesting. Well, Tom Scott did […]
