A Moment of Science
Plants are using wonderful and intriguing ways to defend themselves against predators.
Researchers are experimenting with different kinds of brain scan they hope could help predict autism.
Why are so many fish gathering to watch other fish fight?
How can you tell how far away stars, planets, and comets are without modern instruments?
Yes, we have the answer! How do those dryer sheets work in the dryer?
Eagle's have very different vision compared to humans.
Do you notice the hairs in the bathtub or on your comb? Relax, you should not worry!
How do you find the fastest route to your destination?
"The man who" effect and how it effects face-to-face testimony.
No, they aren't trying to get on American Idol. Research shows that blue whales use Doppler shift to sing.
How does cellulose turn into paper? What chemistry is occurring?
You go to the library and check out an old book. When opening the book, you notice the pages are yellow and falling apart. Why is this happening?
Changing the temperature and amount of water will change the type of candy being made.
Yes, the classic physics question is visited again. A Moment of Science learns about mass and gravity.
Galileo's classic physics experiment looked at using a ramp!
Scientists may soon be able to use wisdom teeth to create stem cells.
It can be a pain but changing your car's oil is very important!
Give your cat catnip and they go crazy! What is catnip and why do cats love it so much?
Humans must learn about the dangers of inbreeding before it's too late.
It would probably make a pretty cheesy horror movie, but the thing is, it's true. In fact, that creature with the extra brain is you.
The Cecropia tree is the only tree in the rain forest not loaded down with vines... why?
There is a lot of physics behind machines. Why do machines jam and what is done to prevent them from breaking?
Christmas is over but what should you do with your Christmas tree?
Koalas are being used to study populations and habitats. Researchers hope to learn where koalas prefer to live and eat.
Could brain scans be used to detect autism? A new Yale School of Medicine study is using fMRI images to map the brain of autism patients.
Having trouble finding the perfectly geeky gift? A Moment of Science is here to help.
A new discovery suggests that living organisms may exist in places that scientists never before dreamed possible.
Why do fish have fins? Does water temperature affect fish temperament? And why have scientists sent a robot to live with the fish?
A new study has found that dolphin mothers who get help from female friends are more successful compared to those without help.
Bundle up and head outside to view this stellar performance on December 13th and 14th. No telescope required!
A Christmas tree in Tokyo is being lit in a very unconventional way!
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