* 1900 — The Enchanted Drawing
* 1903 — The Great Train Robbery
* 1923 — The Ten Commandments (Silent)
* 1927 — Sunrise
* 1933 — King Kong
* 1939 — The Wizard of Oz
* 1940 — The Thief of Baghdad
* 1954 — 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
* 1956 — Forbidden Planet
* 1963 — Jason and the Argonauts
* 1964 — Mary Poppins
* 1977 — Star Wars
* 1982 — Tron
* 1985 — Back to the Future
* 1988 — Who Framed Roger Rabbit
* 1989 — The Abyss
* 1991 — Terminator 2: Judgment Day
* 1992 — The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
* 1993 — Jurassic Park
* 2004 — Spider-Man 2
* 2005 — King Kong
* 2006 — Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest
* 2007 — Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End
* 2007 — The Golden Compass
* 2008 — The Spiderwick Chronicles
* 2008 — The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

It really warms my heart to see that high school kids are still doing science.  =)

Brenda Tan and Matthew Cost, high school seniors from Trinity School in New York City, used a technique called DNA barcoding to find out what species were present in over 200 animal products. Their extracurricular experiment, which they completed with the help of Mark Stoeckle, of The Rockefeller University, suggests that buyers should beware!

When I caught this clip I was like, “well, I’ve done these before.  How hard can it be?”

MUCH harder than I thought, apparently.

World Science Festival 2009: Bobby McFerrin Demonstrates the Power of the Pentatonic Scale

This is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.

Everybody knows the notes, even without being told what they are.

Can you really doubt that we’re all very much the same after seeing something like this?