A Moment of Science
Legend has it that when warm, dry Chinook winds race down the eastern slopes of the Rockies, people on the plains start acting a little crazy. Is this true?
Why must bakers adjust their cake ingredients when they live at higher elevations?
Landslide! Hundreds of tons of rock and soil are careening toward you at enormous speed. Little dainty flowers still standing, blades of grass unbent. How??
Have you heard of the cicada killer wasp? It's a cool name, but the bug itself is quite cruel.
It may seem that the Denver Nuggets have quite the advantage when playing the Detroit Pistons as a result of altitude. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
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