A Moment of Science

There's no air or drinkable water on the Moon, but at least the temperature would be pretty comfortable.

A rare genetic mutation means some can feel little to no pain. Learn more about it with today's A Moment of Science.

With shifting global temperatures, many environments will change. Not all animals will be able to adapt quickly.

The idea of corvids stealing shiny things isn't that true to reality.

Solar power is a helpful alternative to fossil fuels, with the drawback of not collecting power at night. There may be a new way to conquer this limitation.

As popularized in science fiction, warp capabilities could greatly reduce travel times. What would make this possible?

There’s something different about the dark side of the Moon, and it’s not just that we can’t see it from the Earth.

Sometimes a faint glow can occur around your shadow. Where does this come from?

If a pollinator visits flowers from different species, how do plants make sure their pollen gets to a flower of the same species, a crucial step in making seeds?

We've loved cats for thousands of years, but how did this relationship begin?

Did you know you can walk from the U.S. to Russia in only 2.5 miles?

Why would it be unique for a fruit to grow on a tree? Learn more about the jabuticaba with today's A Moment of Science!

These beetles are a favorite snack among foxes, but is their diet always so simple?

Depending on our phones too much can lead to some health risks. Learn more with today's A Moment of Science.

Even plant parents care for their offspring, passing on vital information.

How does climate change impact our food production?

Rising temperatures impact some unexpected areas of our lives. Learn more about how climate change effects mosquitoes with today's A Moment of Science.

After over 200 years of cultivating fields, topsoil has eroded in these areas. What exactly does that mean for farmland?

Do you find lavender calming? Find out why that might be the case with today's A Moment of Science.

Learn more about the slingshot spider's similarities to the Marvel superhero with today's A Moment of Science!