Each week, we bring you a quick and easy experiment you can do at home to explore a concept in science. This week, we’re using red cabbage to create color-changing solutions.

I've always learned physics best by doing. It's a cycle of trying, failing, and trying again. That's what pushed me to build ...

Talk about a big fracking pain: activities that involve injecting fluids into the ground — for hydraulic fracturing (aka fracking), geothermal energy projects or wastewater disposal — occasionally ...

Smart people often hesitate on easy questions and work things out the long way. Psychology explains why these 'stupid' habits signal real intelligence.

COSI's Gadgets gallery provides children and adults with hands-on science education through interactive exhibits focused on ...

Like Ben Meer, who sent me a nice note and asked if I would like an early copy of his just-published book, How to Be Good at Life: Simple Systems to Achieve More and Stress Less. Since I have long ...

A Brazilian field study shows that rainfall and soil moisture, not a fixed calendar interval, determine how quickly atrazine ...

As Amazon's October Prime Day sale starts, Lowe's is offering its own major discounts on drills, drivers, miter saws, powered ...

At Barcelona's public libraries, families can now register children for #EstàsON sessions run by Biblioteques de Barcelona ...

"We would never have thought maybe 20 years ago that we would be able to grow rice in the Netherlands." ...

Logtek AS, a Norwegian subsurface data services firm, has selected Emerson’s AspenTech Geolog to replace an older third-party ...

The human brain is built to hear voices. Speaking connects us to other people — and ourselves. What do our voices reveal about ourselves?