A Moment of Science
Raindrops batter the front windshield and seem to avoid the back window as long as the car is moving. How is that possible?
Gobbledygoop is a wild and wonderful mixture you can make in your kitchen.
Drop a few ice cubes into a glass of water at room temperature, and in a few minutes the water will cool. How does this work?
Scientists have developed flexible, transparent solar cells that can be applied to windows, electronic devices, and really any surface!
In the 1850s, the height of buildings was limited by the number of stairs people were willing to climb... until Otis came along.
What makes science really fun is when you get to do things yourself, so today we're going to be making moon craters.
There are two ingredients inside a lava lamp: a watery liquid, and a waxy compound that collects at the bottom when the lamp is turned off.
If you've ever wondered why blowing on a thin film of soapy water creates bubbles, this is your lucky day.
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