A Moment of Science
More often than not, the wind dies down at night after a blustery day. Where does the wind go? Why are nights generally more calm than days?
Did you know it seems we're discovering a new exoplanet every week?
Solar tornadoes are solar gases swirling in monstrous formations deep within the sun's atmosphere, measuring the width of several Earths.
Did you know that the Arctic is warming faster than the rest of the planet?
Watch our nearest planetary neighbor 'transit' across the sun on Tuesday. You're going to want to some good eye protection.
There's an interesting effect we can sometimes see regarding the moon. It happens when only a tiny sliver is visible shining on one side.
Supernovas explode with a bright burst of radiation, giving off as much energy in a few days as our sun will give off in its entire lifetime.
When looking at a picture of the sun, how could you tell whether or not it's rising or setting?
Learn more about the physics of hot air and why mountain tops are so cold.
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