A Moment of Science
We've talked before about how surprisingly flexible the brain is. Learn about the amazing connection between sign language and the brain.
Is there still such a thing as a plesiosaur? What do we know about them?
Using moth eyes as inspiration, a team of scientists in Japan have created a film that could be used on solar cells.
The Japanese technique of apple growing is the perfect combination of science and art.
We've all heard of Pavlov's dogs, but have you heard of Mizunami's cockroaches?
900 years ago, legend has it that the surviving members of a losing Japanese army threw themselves into the water, and were turned into crabs.
Do you enjoy wine, but lack the knowledge of a typical wine connoisseur? Well, for about $20,000, you can have a robot do it for you.
Another space race? Probably not, but space programs around the world are making exciting plans for the moon.
It may not have occurred in your neck of the woods, but all across the globe people are reporting that small animals are falling from the sky!
Ordinary ocean waves are caused by the action of wind, like ripples on a wind-blown pond. Even the impressive surf of the Pacific got its start as wind blowing across the open water. The height of such waves depends on how fast the wind is blowing, and how much open water the wind travels across.
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