From prehistoric creatures to futuristic space missions, the event took guests on a journey through time and beyond - no fancy time machine required. The theme? A vibrant celebration of science, ...

The Republican from New York will be a member of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee. Republicans are taking a wait-and-see approach, while Democrats are up in arms. He’s been a college ...

There are many ways to stand out in high school. Maia Gueron takes the science route. “And we were looking at the effects of radiation on breast cancer patients, specifically left-sided breast cancer, ...

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A night at the museum is now for real in Miami and not just a movie. For those adulting hard during the day — and always catch the frost science when they close. Now you get full access after hours, ...

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NEW YORK - Actor Alan Alda speaks at the 2008 World Science Festival Announcement on April 2, 2008 at the Kimmel Center in New York City. (Photo by Joe Kohen/WireImage) In Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 of ...

Mere hours into day one of spring break 2016, my household descended into anarchy. It's a cruel fate to have to referee a ridiculously intense, and just plain ridiculous, kid fight before the coffee ...

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For a self-confessed “math and science geek” who once quit his college golf team, Matt Vogt certainly found the perfect formula when it came to qualifying for this year’s US Open. Each year “golf’s ...

Author Lynn Brunelle shows us a few Super Bowl-inspired science experiments. Curious about the science behind Deflategate? We get some explanation from our favorite Mama Gone Geek, Lynn Brunelle.