A Moment of Science

A large, white animal with fur and claws? The yeti might not exist, but today's A Moment of Science has the next best thing.

Why is a melting glacier such a cause for concern? Today's A Moment of Science looks closer at the research.

Want to know the secret to a perfect pizza? It all comes down to science.

Crows are some of the most intelligent birds on the planet. What keeps us fascinated with their behavior?

How well can you remember things you see every day, like logos?

Either intentionally or not, we've all unfortunately opened a can of soda that was shaken. Find out how to potentially avoid this bubble trouble with today's A Moment of Science.

Have you ever wondered why wine bottles are traditionally olive green? Today's A Moment of Science has an answer.

Sweetened condensed milk is a key ingredient in many delicious recipes. Why exactly was it created in the first place?

The Amazon is home to some of the greatest biodiversity on the planet. How is this made possible?

When you heat up a kettle, it often seems like you can see the steam rising from it. What exactly are those white clouds made of?

Many animal species travel great distances each year. How do they avoid getting lost on the way to their destinations?

Learn more about the weather in the Atacama Desert of Northern Chile.

An underwater volcano eruption earlier this year could have long-term impacts on the global climate.

What's the secret to making the perfect cup of coffee? Temperature plays a key role.

How long does a day last on other planets?

Megachile pluto, commonly called “Wallace’s giant bee” is the world’s largest bee. And perhaps the most elusive.

Archeological evidence shows people have lived on the Amazon for thousands of years. New research sheds further light on what these early settlements looked like.

If you drop a rock overboard from a boat, does the water surface rise?

How does diet impact social life? It turns out vegetarian birds of a feather really do flock together.

While anger can lead to aggression for some, it doesn't in everyone. This difference comes down to emotional differentiation.