A Moment of Science
Have you ever heard a strange buzzing or ringing in your ear that went away after a few seconds? What is that strange occurrence called?
According to one study, keeping your weight in check may also depend on where you eat.
Sound waves don't just travel in air: they travel through whatever they encounter, including your body.
Frederic Chopin, the composer and pianist, may have suffered from epilepsy.
Did you learn to play an instrument as a child? Several studies show that learning to play improves how your brain works.
If you've ever had a painful injury, you may be interested to know that music can be therapeutic.
The ancient Greeks knew a thing or two about, well, about a lot of things. For example, they built outdoor amphitheaters with amazing acoustics.
Babies cry. In fact, babies cry more in their first three months of life than at any other time. How much crying is normal? What amount is too much? By too much, I don’t mean too much for your ears to take, but excessive to the point of being symptomatic of something serious? Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Did you know your right and left ears process sound differently? Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Are you a fan of music? Having trouble locating some of your favorite oldies? Learn about the coming of digital music on this Moment of Science.
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