A Moment of Science
If you misplaced your nutcracker, cashews are the way to go. Ever wonder why they are never sold with a shell?
If you're a germaphobe this may ruin your vacation plans. Find out what kind of germs are living in your hotel room.
Solar winds create a bubble that cover our entire solar system! Scientists call this the sun's heliosphere.
Similar physics that governs our solar system can be seen in your own kitchen sink!
How can scientist know so much about the sun's heliosheath without being able to go there?
How do dessert plants adapt to such an extreme environment? Some plants have unusual methods.
MTV for Martians? Maybe not, but the idea of broadcasting into space is not as far out as you'd think!
How do freezing temperatures affect the endangered green see turtle?
Can homesickness actually make your kids sick? Here's how parents can help.
Could we be rushing into this new technology, without thinking of it's effects on our environment?
We think of ice as snowflakes, ice cubes, snow cones, and dangerous patches on the sidewalk. Scientists have many different ways of categorizing ice too!
Find out why the search for alternative energy is heating up with geothermal technology!
Did you know hurricanes can be constructive to the Atlantic Ocean?
Firefighters expose themselves to dangerous chemicals and heat while they do their job.
What are antiretrovial drugs and how do they help people with HIV?
Did you know whispering behind someone's back rather then in front of them is better for secret telling?
What are saturated fats and why are they important?
It was a great moment in the history of NASA, especially since people had been working so long at trying to get a probe to Mars
Have you ever wondered what the biggest spider is? Find out on this Moment of Science.
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