Subjects: General

Physicist Jearl Walker explains why it’s nearly impossible to fold a piece of paper more than seven times.

Physicist Jearl Walker unravels the mystery of the amazing putt putt boat.

The biggest and busiest building in the world is the site of the world’s largest flower market.

When the McNair-Landry family goes kite flying Greenland, they bring their skis along.

A sound knowledge of the physics involved in projectile motion (ballistics) is needed to set a new world record in the cell phone toss.

Maserati owners who want to learn how to get the most out of their high-performance cars can take lesson from professional racecar drivers at the Maserati Master Course.

Michael Jantzen has challenged the conventionial ideas about house construction by building a modular shape-shifting house that can be transformed to generate its own energy.

These datalogging eggs are giving researchers new insight into the nesting habits of the whooping crane which in turn helps the researchers to build better incubators.

New investigations are uncovering evidence that brings Pat Garrett’s account of Billy the Kid’s death into question.

What do you do when a town located over the world’s largest underground iron ore mine is in danger of collapsing? Move the town of course!