A Moment of Science
Want to learn how to make your kids eat their vegetables? Find out on this Moment of Science.
So how many minutes or hours pass during a dream? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Is there really any truth to palm reading? Learn about dermatoglyphics on this Moment of Science.
How dumb, or smart, are birds? The answer just may surprise you. Learn about mockingbirds on this Moment of Science.
Imagine recognizing a total stranger you passed on the street months, or even years, after you first saw them. Does such a person really exist?
If you enjoy gardening, you know how much it can cost to keep your plants alive. You also know how frustrating it is when an unexpected frost destroys them.
Ice caps and glaciers are melting. Ocean levels are rising. Whatever is causing it, there's no longer any way to deny that global warming is for real.
Come to find out, bacteria is not all that bad. In fact, it's quite necessary for human life to thrive.
In October of 1947, U.S. Air Force Pilot Chuck Yeager became the first person to fly a plane faster than the speed of sound.
Speed isn't the only factor affecting the sonic boom. Size and altitude also plays a vital role.
Could jet streams be a new energy source to power the world's electricity? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Do you know exactly where your heart is located? How about your bladder?
Some clouds appear light and fluffy. Others dark and menacing. But are all clouds made of bacteria?
Bird song is lovely to hear, a romantic addition to any landscape, but what exactly does it mean? We'll find out, on today's Moment of Science.
These unique sharks have heads resembling flattened, T shaped hammers. But how would such a weird head evolve?
New research suggests that animal populations can actually decipher the amount of plant life in that particular area.
Unlike their ancestors, current birds of Britain aren't flying south for the winter. How are they surviving the colder months?
What spoonerisms tell us about peech satterns, or rather, speech patterns on this Moment of Science.
Recently, scientists were able to revitalize a bacteria that's been dead for over 120,000 years! Are humans next?
Do people that are better looking get a higher salary? Does it all depend on smarts? Psychologist agree that both brains and beauty are the key to big bucks.
Ever wonder why it takes so long for a scratch on the elbow to heal? After all, it takes just minutes for a scratch on the eyeball to heal.
While annoying to most adults, dandelions are loved by children. But what makes these "flowers" so widespread?
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