
James Cameron on the New Age of Exploration, Part 2
The deep-sea explorer and Avatar director discusses what inspired his filmmaking and historic deep dive and how to get the next generation of adventurers similarly psyched

James Cameron on the New Age of Exploration, Part 2
The deep-sea explorer and Avatar director discusses what inspired his filmmaking and historic deep dive and how to get the next generation of adventurers similarly psyched

Sarcophagus Science: Mummify a Hot Dog
A desiccation demonstration from Science Buddies


Deep Thoughts: James Cameron on the New Age of Exploration and His 11-Kilometer Dive to the Challenger Deep, Part 1
The exploration of deep ocean trenches is still in its infancy. Now that Cameron has donated his record-setting DEEPSEA CHALLENGER sub to science, that’s about to change

Sonic Science: The High-Frequency Hearing Test
Hearing high and low with Education.com

June 2013 Briefing Memo

Illegal Sea Turtle Egg Poaching on the Rise in Costa Rica
The eggs' alleged aphrodisiac properties have made it popular amongst Panamanian poachers, who have contributed to a 30 percent rise in turtle egg poaching since 1996

Soapy Science: How Microwaves Affect Matter
Suds up with this super-clean science activity from Education.com

Springtime Science: Exploring the Pigments in Flowers
A Mother's Day chemistry challenge from Science Buddies

The Secret to Ultrasmooth Ice Cream: Liquid Nitrogen [Video]
Its texture is at once ice-cold and silky. But how does basic chemistry make this frosty, popular treat a reality?

Solubility Science: How to Grow the Best Crystals
A chemistry challenge from Science Buddies

Women Are Earning Greater Share of STEM Degrees, but Doctorates Remain Gender-Skewed
Women are more likely than men to withdraw from science

How CBS’s The Big Bang Theory Humanizes Scientists
The co–executive producer of CBS's hit comedy and author of the forthcoming book Does Santa Exist? A Cheerful Philosophical Investigation talks about how his show helps to humanize scientists