Forget about those oh-so-tidy science experiments that involve mixing baking soda and vinegar. Real science involves blowing things up--and can, indeed, be dangerous. That's also what makes it ...

3. Help kids to keep a record of their science time. Take photos or ask kids to draw “before and after” pictures to paste in a special science notebook.

For as long as Caleb Charland has been making art, he’s been doing it with science in mind. WIRED featured Charland’s work a few years back when he was in the midst of his first series of ...

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The High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment has taken 50,000 photographs of Mars and its ever-changing surface, thousands of which were commissioned by curious members of the public.

WESH 2 News has partnered with the Orlando Science Center to bring you The Science of It. Today, we're learning about air molecules and air pressure.

By then, the scientists who dreamed up this 500-year experiment—Charles Cockell at the University of Edinburgh and his German and U.S. collaborators—will be long dead.