A Moment of Science
Do you have stinky feet? It may be time to invest in some odor-eating socks!
Ever wonder what actually happens when recycling plastics? Learn about the process on this Moment of Science.
Find out what accidental discovery has global warming scientists excited.
Nothing will scratch or damage a diamond, while a diamond can scratch any other material on Earth. So what makes them so tough?
You probably have some peanut butter in the cabinet right? Well, get it out, we're making diamonds!
Why doesn't the flame just continue to burn underneath the bell, no matter how flat you crush it? The answer is air.
Robert Frost once wrote a poem about coming across an old woodpile in the forest. In describing it he refers to the “slow, smokeless burning of decay.” What a great line of poetry. Neat part about it is, it’s also technically correct. Decay is an extremely slow burning process. Or, you could say, fire is an extremely fast decaying process. In either case, what you have is the combination of carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
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