It’s really true—science can be fun! Engaging kids with hands-on experiments activates multiple parts of the brain, which means they’re more likely to retain what they’ve learned.

Their experiment took nearly a year to complete. It's one of 39 student-led projects from 38 communities in this mission.

Legendary former BP presenter Konnie Huq joins Lindsey (virtually) in the studio with her two boys to take part in a really cool science experiment. Using sugar, water and food colouring ...

Have you ever turned an ordinary chicken egg into rubber? How about making one glow in the dark? Dr. T and Mrs. C, Science Educators from the Springfield Museums, show how to ...

Dr Yan demonstrates just how super cool science can be. Take three to six ... Add some tap water so it's really slushy. The lids of the bottles should be sticking out the top of the ice/water ...

You can do your own scientific experiment to see how hot water and cold water mix. If you want to see this process in action ...

These top parent-approved toys captivate kids of many ages and interests, sparking creativity and supporting growth for hours ...

4. Use scissors to poke a little hole in the lining of the diaper. Carefully peel off the top layer and look underneath. 5. You can touch the gel to see what it feels like. Be sure to wash your hands ...

Some classic microwave tricks are shown, like boiling water in five seconds, cooking pickles (they really do scream at 20 kW ...

Starship is intended to eventually evolve into a fully reusable launch and landing system, designed for trips to the moon, ...

John Vellinger is the co-founder and former CEO of Techshot Inc., a research and manufacturing company based in Galena, ...