A Moment of Science
Without cracking eggs open, how can you tell which egg is cooked and which is raw?
To preserve the ice as long as possible, people made sure to cool hot foods before putting them in the icebox.
Today's Moment of Science is about the ollie, the jump skateboarders use to jump over curbs, onto benches, or across chasms.
The world is full of bizarre things, and none more so than the eerie tale of the mysterious black stones!
Not many people remember that Franklin was an inventor . . . and a good one, too! He also did some pioneering work in physics.
Zap... zap... zap... No, Ben Franklin was not struck by lightning.
Did you know that florescent lighting affects the look of color (including makeup!)
When Neil Armstrong took his "one small step", the impression he made was lasting.
Here's a game you can play that will show you something about how matter changes state. You don't need any supplies except a lot of kids.
If you wipe a finger across a household surface that hasn't been cleaned in the last few days, chances are you'll come into contact with dust.
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