A Moment of Science
Ever wonder about not having enough air to breath? "Whatever Gets you Through the Night" on today's Moment of Science.
If you've seen Jurassic Park, you might be familiar with the Stegosaurus. Learn about the stegosaur and his tail on this Moment of Science.
Impress your friends with a cool candle trick: learn how to blow on a candle flame and make it come toward you rather than lean away or even go out.
Ever wonder how a vacuum cleaner works? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Say you load a plane with 2,000 lbs worth of birds. If the birds fly in circles inside the plane, will it be able to take off? Find out on Moment of Science.
The most famous tunnel is the thirty mile “Chunnel” between England and France. Thirty miles of air is a lot to push around, so engineers have come up with a clever solution. The Chunnel is actually two separate tunnels, connected by cross passages.
The same thing happens to the air in the car. When the car stops the air keeps moving forward. This results in more air, or higher air pressure, in the front of the passenger compartment.
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