A Moment of Science
A jar of honey that's been opened and resealed can stay on the shelf for years. Archaeologists have even found ancient jars with unspoiled honey inside.
Did you know that the majority of the world's barley harvest is destined for beer production.
How does your body know to stop digesting after all the food is gone?
Why do we prefer "Mom's cooking" over another persons?
It turns out, tears are more essential than might have thought. This Moment of Science looks at the chemistry of tears.
It would only take a single oversized meal to kill or cause brain injury to a squid.
The reason it's smarter to store your eggs with the fat end up is that the egg itself does not completely fill the interior of the shell.
If you've ever made a cream pie and it turned into a soupy disaster overnight, then you know about this common frustration.
Researchers have found a way to convert types A and B blood into type O, which can be transfused into any patient. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Mapping the human genome is interesting, but why exactly is it useful?
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