A Moment of Science
Did last night's dinner make you drool with anticipation? Did lunch have you licking your chops?
Scientists armed with diamond anvils are pushing their investigations deeper and deeper into the center of Earth without actually having to go there.
The Earth is made up of plenty of elements but Chromium is uncommon. This has scientists puzzled.
Can you imagine that the lowly clam would take on a role as water based pollution detector?
You may have looked at your thermostat and saw a piece of metal. Learn how the metal strip controls them temperature of your house.
Have you ever wondered why stainless steel does not rust?
Most grains of sand originally started as part of a larger rock.
When teens need to be careful about getting enough vitamins and minerals to stay healthy during puberty, they often start skipping meals and eating junk food.
Contrary to what you might think, Popeye the Sailorman had it all wrong. Learn about spinach on this Moment of Science.
We all know we need iron to live. How else would our blood carry oxygen to our lungs? And cells need iron in order to multiply. The problem is that our cells aren’t the only ones who need iron in order to thrive. Cancer cells and microorganisms like E. Coli and staph need iron too.
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