University of California, Berkeley Scientists used slow-motion video observations of runners on a treadmill, looking at the events that unfolded before a shoelace became untied. Their findings ...

create an impression of your shoelaces being untied. You should be able to quickly hide the fake shoelace from the eyes of the audience. You can achieve that by tying a thread to the centre of the ...

BERKELEY, Calif. (CBS) – The problem is as mystifying as it is frustrating: No matter how many times or how tightly you tie your shoelaces, they keep coming undone. Well now science may be able ...

When your shoelaces comes untied, the thought that probably pops in your brain is: "Ugh, that's annoying. Guess I'll retie my laces now." But to mechanical engineers, this tedious occurrence ...

We've all experienced it: You tie your shoelaces and go for walk, and somehow your shoelaces become untied. Researchers at UC Berkeley decided to figure out why that is. >> Read more trending news ...

It’s not the best look for a member of an honor guard to have untied shoes ... hopped into a Fourth of July parade to tie the shoelaces of the honor guard member from the Arlington Police ...

You could call it shoe string theory - scientists have finally solved the knotty problem of unravelling laces. Why and how firmly tied shoe laces free themselves has been a maddening mystery ever ...