A Moment of Science
We click 'Save' constantly, but what's actually going on when we do?
A study finds the time spent staring at a screen could have a psychological impact on kids.
A new high-tech testing system allows students to take their exams anywhere they can take their computer - but it doesn't allow for cheating!
A scientist leads the investigation of the mysterious flying manhole covers that plague the streets of New York.
Scared to even look at your electricity bill? Learn how to cut costs on this Moment of Science.
Imagine being cooped up for months inside a space capsule or station with other astronauts, constantly checking equipment to make sure everything works.
Can you tell if someone is smiling even if you aren't looking at them, but just hearing their voice?
Astrophysicists think about things like the origins of the universe, stars and planets, and whether to go for it on fourth down or attempt a long field goal.
Your hard drive is getting full, so you delete a few photos, some word documents, and then empty the recycle bin. They're gone now, right?
Are you a fan of music? Having trouble locating some of your favorite oldies? Learn about the coming of digital music on this Moment of Science.
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