science

Do you feel like people have been acting a little strangely lately?  If so, it might be because of the event that is about to take place tomorrow morning (October 8).  It's called a full "Blood Moon" and it's supposed to be visible from everywhere in the U.S.

Apparently, there is a way to test batteries without having to use one of those testy-things (I believe that's the correct term). So we gave it a try on-air... Take a look. So... we didn't do it the right way. I guess the lesson here is to really research before you just jump right in...

I've never tried frogs legs before. Chances are, after watching this video, I never will.

We all knew it was too good to be true, but we wanted to believe!

We all learned about evolution in school and how creatures have changed to keep up and live longer on earth. Well, now an artist has teamed up with a smart guy (a computational biologist) to bring us some frightening pictures of how they think we will evolve to look in the future. Big foreheads and big eyes...Big. Scary. Eyes.

Just days after a fiery meteor came crashing down on central Russia, scientists say they have now discovered a mysterious green jelly that may be some sort of space residue or “astral jelly,” a substance commonly associated with meteor showers.

I’ve said this before – the human body is an incredible machine. It’s amazing how efficiently it works and when some things break down it has the ability to fix itself. One of the keys to operation of the body is the heart. It beats about 101-thousand times a day, about 3-billion times in a lifetime and over that time it’ll pump 800-million pints of blood.

Sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste – those are the five senses.  But some people say we have a lot more.  Maybe as many as 21 more.

Did you see the video that was posted yesterday where the wife was having difficulty figuring out the meaning of MPH or Miles Per Hour? Many folks feel her husband is an insensitive clod who needs a good slap in the head. The woman is this video has made her own response to yesterday's video.

An asteroid bigger than a jumbo jet is on course to come close to the Earth and moon on Tuesday.  Its been about 35 years since a space object of this size has graced the proximity of our planet.  But not to worry, scientists say

I know we won't be seeing any bees around here for a few months but there was an interesting study done in Great Britain that found that one of the things bees use to find the sweetest nectar is bright color.  It's how they're able to decide which flowers have sugar water rather than salt water.  How can that be applied to modern bee keeping and honey making?  Maybe it'll be used to determine what

Never mind Newton’s discovery of gravity. Get over Galileo’s contributions to astronomy and physics. Erase Einstein’s E=MC2. Stephen Hawking who!?! The greatest scientific discovery in science clearly has to be…drum roll please.