A Moment of Science
Solar tornadoes are solar gases swirling in monstrous formations deep within the sun's atmosphere, measuring the width of several Earths.
Scientists have known that birds can detect magnetic fields since 1968, but a new study asserts that birds can actually see them.
Researchers are using transcranial magnetic stimulation to learn more about how magnetic fields affect areas of the brain associated with memory formation.
How will future space explorers protect themselves against dangerous solar flares?
Ever heard of motional induction? Learn about it on this Moment of Science.
Besides preventing the microwaves from reaching and heating up the food it conceals, aluminum foil tends to give off sparks that might start a fire.
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