A Moment of Science
Recently, scientists were able to revitalize a bacteria that's been dead for over 120,000 years! Are humans next?
Some clouds appear light and fluffy. Others dark and menacing. But are all clouds made of bacteria?
It may come as a shock to you, but trees and other plants are commonly infected by what's known as "mycorrhizal fungi".
Looking for a seaside vacation spot? Consider Saturn's largest moon, Titan. There's no chance of getting sunburned, but you'll want to take a heavy parka...
You may already know that the earth stores lots of carbon in different places, like the in the ocean and plants. But are there any other major carbon stores?
If you've been to a cave, you might think that it's cold underground. Nothing could be further from the truth. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Contrary to what fairy tales tell us, there is nothing holding the moon up in the sky. So why doesn't it fall down? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Ever wonder how far apart the stars are from one another? Find out a good way to tell on this Moment of Science.
It smells like rain, but how? Find out in today's A Moment of Science.
It seems to be possible for planets in a stable solar system to somehow get off track and run into each other. Is our planet in danger?
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