A Moment of Science
What happens to helium balloons in a car when the car stops suddenly?
Ever wonder how a breathalyzer test actually works? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Commuting is tough on cars, but the most troubling thing about commuting is the toll it takes on people's health. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
As you are driving along, some part of your mind is probably constantly estimating how much space you would need to brake if the car in front of you suddenly stopped. All too often, however, drivers don’t realize the difference between stopping time and stopping distance. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
As your car rapidly decelerates, you feel yourself pushed up against the wheel. Why? Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Have you even wondered why you can hear FM radio signals in a tunnel longer than AM? "Driving Through A Tunnel" on this Moment of Science.
In this Moment of Science, we discuss more evidence of the dangers of talking on cell phones--hands-free or not--while driving.
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