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Have fun and give yourself marbled nails while learning more about chemistry.

It’s the silly season! Looking for a way to celebrate with science? Try this collection of hands-on activities.

Here’s some gross science for you to get hands-on with! This gloopy recipe produces some amazing fake snot.

The holidays are coming, and it’s time to start decorating. What better way than a bright, colourful, mathematical star decoration!

Here’s a great excuse for a trip up a mountain! Grab some bottles and learn why it’s hard to breathe at the top of tall mountains.

Here’s a quick sliding puzzle to get your brain pumping. See if you can separate the light and dark counters in as few moves as possible!

In this sample from More Hands-on Science, we’re looking at infinitely detailed shapes known as fractals. If you do this activity, you can discover a fractal called the dragon curve!

What happens when you cover an egg in soot? It gets super black, but also super shiny!

By Bill Flynn Whether you are at school, at home or self-isolating you can be a part of the United Nations International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies on Monday 7 September. How? By contributing to NASA’s citizen science global database! Download the GLOBE Observer app and photograph the cloud cover from your window, […]

Craft yourself a mathematical ring to learn about straight lines on donuts. Don’t laugh, they do exist!