Once in a Blue Moon Happens Tonight
Will the moon really be blue tonight?!? Nope. A blue moon does not actually talk about the color of the …
Science Happening NOW!
Science experiments and the world we live in.
Without millions of science experiments going on around us every day the world we live in would be darker. Literally. Without science there would be no light bulb, no engines, no medications, no microwaves, no computers…the list could keep going.
Science happens everywhere.
It is everywhere around you and in everything you touch. So why not learn a little bit about it? Science Happening NOW! is your go to place to bring current science experiments into your home. We make it easy to foster the curiosity and love for questioning that builds the best and most successful scientists. Learn science with your kids. Share the mysteries that are solved every day. Join the journey and get your hands dirty with our kids science project ideas!
Giant Floating Blob – Mysteries of the Deep
Divers discover a floating ball of… Recently a team of divers off the coast of Turkey came upon an unusual …
Tyrannosaur Teeth in your Kitchen Drawer
Chomping through Prey. Tyrannosaurs belong to a group of meat eating dinosaurs called theropods. Theropods ate pretty much anything with …
Dark Matter Croonies…I mean, Pions
One of Rosie’s First adventure was the Case of the Dark Matter Croonies, where a friend of hers wakes up …
Windbot takes notes from Dandelions
Seeing the Gas Giants We have had missions to the rocky planets. Venus. Mercury. Earth. Mars. They have all …
Kepler-452b is Earth’s Twin
Are we alone? It’s a question we long to answer. One in which we have spent billions of dollars and …
Evolution of Snakes: Lizards to Slitherers
This newly found fossil is causing quite a stir. Can you figure out why? Here’s a hint: It looks …
MCity, where no humans are allowed!
Ever wonder when your next family road trip vacation won’t involve driving? When everyone can kick back and play the …
Carbon Dating will soon be obsolete
Carbon dating will soon be obsolete When Archaeologists find a new fossil and want to find out how old …