Every day, we conduct science experiments, posing an “if” with a “then” and seeing what shakes out. Maybe it’s just taking a slightly different route on our commute home or heating that burrito for a ...

First, lift your right foot off the ground slightly. If your right foot is already dangling off the ground because you have short legs, this is your chance to shine. Now start rotating your foot ...

In the coming weeks, thousands of parents and kids will be spending more time at home as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can ...

If you have these everyday ingredients, you can do fun science experiments at home, as the Head Squeeze team demonstrates. Pepper, washing detergent, vinegar and an egg. If you have any of these ...

This Science Week, Dr Karl encourages parents and children to see ‘the beauty of doing physical experiments right at home’ Children and adults alike may be stuck at home during Science Week this year, ...

KIDS have lived through the pandemic for the best part of two years now - but many of them, and particularly the younger ones, don't really understand how viruses spread, exactly why handwashing is so ...

Scientists in the UK are "taking science to the pub", in a series of lectures and experiments in bars across the country. More than 500 scientists are swapping the lecture hall for the local, sharing ...

Weren't things better back in the good old days when children were free to create gunpowder and be let loose with uranium dust? In the 50s and 60s chemistry sets offered lists of instructions about ...