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In 1996, Orbitz turned a soda bottle into a lava lamp
In 1996, beverage maker Clearly Canadian introduced Orbitz, a clear soft drink filled with brightly colored edible spheres ...
The Earth is four and a half billion years old, so why they started appearing then is unknown, as is the mechanism to make ...
At age 11, kids are typically entering sixth grade, which a lot of times means starting at a new middle school. “Their social scene is changing and they’re starting to think more about their social ...
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He drank a lava lamp... and the horror began
This video examines a rare medical case in which an accidental ingestion led to seizures, kidney failure, and life-threatening complications, revealing how quickly the body can be overwhelmed by toxic ...
Most game franchises coast along for years after the spark of passion has gone out of them. Too many well-known game series are simply the same game, repeated in different environments, with small ...
A new surgeon general's advisory is raising concerns about how screen use may affect cognitive and emotional development. Dr. Stephanie Haridopolos talks about that and also ways to create healthier ...
If you enjoy making things fizz, pop and bang you’ll love these classic chemistry experiments! Make a rocket, an exploding bag, write secret messages and lots more! Chemistry experiments are some of ...
LAKEWOOD, Colo. — Sounds of exploding film canisters, flying ping pong balls and leaf-blower toilet paper guns filled the event center of the Denver Sheraton West Hotel. The commotion wasn’t the ...
Most people – if they’ve heard of it at all – are aware of ‘blue lava’ thanks to the otherworldly photographs of French photographer Olivier Grunewald. The images, which Grunewald captured at the ...
Christmas is a great time for younger children to try festive creative science activities. Magnetism, light and shadow, and sink/float activities are all fun to explore with a Christmas twist. I’ve ...
Introduction Summertime often brings beautiful fireworks displays. Whereas you normally look up into the sky to see fireworks, in this activity we will take the bursts of color underwater—with ...
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