Science

The moon orbits Earth at about 238,855 miles. The International Space Station orbits Earth at about 260 miles. That's quite a difference. So, what would it look like if they switched, and the moon orbited the Earth at 260 miles?

We all knew it was too good to be true, but we wanted to believe!

This billboard in Lima, Peru produces drinkable water from humidity in the air.

For the most part we enjoy drinking some adult beverages every now and then. We all hate the hangover the next day, what alcohol would be better to drink to help prevent that? Don't worry science has your back.

I know your probably thinking it is some super rare vitamin, but it is something that I am sure we have all had at some point.

You can't deny that science is awesome. Just look at all the crazy stuff you can do with a bottle of Coke!

There's nothing better than sitting inside watching an all-day marathon of Breaking Bad, but eventually you’re going to have to go outside. And while it may be getting hotter outside, it can't hurt to spend a little time in the sunlight.

Who knew science could be so fun,besides scientist. I found this video on YouTube and its just a bunch of different chemical reactions but they all produce some pretty mind blowing results. My favorite would have to be the Pharaoh's Serpent which is a reaction to the combustion of Mercury thiocyanate, which doesn't help me understand whats going on although I do know it is pretty cool what ever th

Dr. Roy Lowry wanted to demonstrate a few basic principles of science, notably the behavior of liquid nitrogen under pressure. But how to get that across in a way that even the least scientifically curious student would think of as awesome. Easy: Just add ping-pong balls!

Tomorrow (Saturday) night we'll have a moon that will appear bigger and brighter. The phenomenon is known as a "Supermoon". More details after the jump.