Month: March 2014

Science Fair judges can be pretty weird.  If you could get into their head and figure out how they think,

And if the experiment doesn't work OK, so it happens. But we are prepared! Scientific experimentation is not an exact science

X-Rays are really quite amazing when you really think about it.  I mean, come on guys, it lets you see

Here are a few tidbits about water that we’ll bet you didn’t know. Raindrops are not tear-shaped. Scientists, using high-speed cameras,

You may already know that deep inside its stony crust, the Earth's core is made of hot liquid rock (magma).

Saturn is Reeko’s favorite planet (although Uranus, which makes great joke material, comes in a close 2nd).  Like Jupiter, Saturn

[sc:commonscripts] Lava is molten rock that pours out of volcanoes or from cracks in the earth. It comes from deep in

There's an old saying that if you are standing in a boat in the middle of a lake and dropped

[sc:commonscripts] The eye is the organ of sight. It is our most important organ for finding out about the world around

Earthquakes are no laughing matter.  They are the result of vibrations in the Earth's outer crust.  These vibrations are caused