A Moment of Science
Do you think that restaurants and fast food joints give you the right amount of food? If not, do you believe that they are giving to much or too little?Tune in.
Does having Mermaid hair, which means laying down in a pool and letting your hair float, have benefits for cancer patients? Listen to learn more.
In the 60s and 70s, athletic footwear has evolved from very basic shoes that allowed athletes to become faster, but over time sneakers have became so much more.
While the communicability of the yawn is not one of the most pressing issues in modern medicine, scientists still have few clues about why it happens.
It might seem like an obvious question, but what really makes humans different from some of our four legged friends? Learn more on this Moment of Science.
The American Cancer Society found that many Americans believe many common myths about cancer including cell phones and previous injuries causing cancer.
If blood is either red or blueish, depending on the presence of oxygen, why are bruises sometimes black, green, brown, or even yellow?
The very bottom of the food chain is changing and can have far-reaching consequences for the rest of us. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
It's not unusual for us to be struck by the amazing ways in which life on earth has adapted to its environment. Rooted potatoes are an example of this.
Have you ever asked yourself how does a electric beater work or simply you have never really thought about it but you are know? Tune in and get the answers.
How many times have you actually seen a star explode or a asteroid at night? Have ever learned about how the records of these events are taken? Then tune in.
The startling experience of five British monks from the twelfth century who saw an enormous explosion occur on the moon. The moon still be vibrating today.
Have you ever wondered or asked yourself the question if birds have teeth or
Do you sneeze when you see a bright light? Then you may have photic sneezing. Learn more about this condition on this Moment of Science.
Have you ever wondered about the terms "Black Hole" or "Supernova" meant? If no or even you would like to learn more, then listen to this edition of AMOS.
Humans detect the direction a sound comes from by comparing the difference in time of arrival, or loudness of the sound, so why is there a difference?
You've heard that we only use ten percent of our brains right? Well, that's actually an old science myth that continues to be passed around.
Strike the flint and steel together to make sparks, then use those sparks to start your flame. Learn more on this edition of Moment of Science.
The most lethal epidemic killer is more common than you might think, the flu. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
A female godwit has logged the longest non-stop bird flight ever recorded. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
You want to build a spaceship that can travel from Earth to the newly established colony on Mars, but there's no way a human crew can survive the trip.
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