A Moment of Science

Why are dreams so hard to remember? 09.09.2022 2:00 ↓

Even the most vivid dreams can be difficult to remember soon after waking up. Why don't dreams leave more of an impression?

Are you waking up with tea or coffee? 08.09.2022 2:00 ↓

What's your preference to get your morning started?

Ocean waves squared 07.09.2022 2:00 ↓

Have you ever seen ocean waves form a square? What causes this unique formation?

Reducing the power consumption of computers 06.09.2022 2:00 ↓

Energy consumption is a major concern when it comes to environmental impact. The power computers require presents a threat of its own.

Why do giraffes have such long necks? 05.09.2022 2:00 ↓

They're an iconic animal, but why exactly do giraffes have such long necks?

The icy volcanoes of Pluto 02.09.2022 2:00 ↓

Learn more about the dwarf planet of our solar system, Pluto.

Dyslexia in English vs Chinese 01.09.2022 2:00 ↓

How does dyslexia differ across languages?

Does the patas monkey speak for the trees? 31.08.2022 2:00 ↓

Learn more about the animal that may have inspired Dr. Seuss' Lorax with today's A Moment of Science.

Diamonds in the sky 30.08.2022 2:00 ↓

Diamonds are a treasured resource on Earth, but how common are they on other planets?

Termites can help out in a drought 29.08.2022 2:00 ↓

Regardless of how we might personally feel about insects, they do play an important role in our ecosystems. Find out the benefits of termites with today's A Moment of Science.

Smelling your way around 26.08.2022 2:00 ↓

How does your sense of smell impact your ability to navigate?

More internet means more migration 25.08.2022 2:00 ↓

In the modern age, the internet has a huge impact on countless factors in our daily lives. Learn why migration is effected as well with today's A Moment of Science.

A crow species can infer weight 24.08.2022 2:00 ↓

Corvids are known to be pretty clever birds, but did you know they're good at guessing weight as well?

The battle between Triceratops and Triceratops 23.08.2022 2:00 ↓

Many animals fight within their own species, and the dinosaurs were not exception.

Why is it so hard to swat a fly? 22.08.2022 2:00 ↓

Flies are notorious house pests. Why can it be so hard to get rid of them?

Geese domestication may be 7,000 years old 19.08.2022 2:00 ↓

While we may think of chickens as the first domesticated fowl, evidence suggests the goose got there first.

Choking under pressure 18.08.2022 2:00 ↓

Pressure can come from any number of sources, especially for athletes competing at the top of their fields. Today's A Moment of Science has more on the impacts on performance.

The causes of root rot and how to fight back 17.08.2022 2:00 ↓

What exactly is root rot, and how can we best protect our plants?

AI develops prejudice all on its own 16.08.2022 2:00 ↓

Prejudices can come from learned behavior, even for artificial intelligence.

The fastest movement on the planet 15.08.2022 2:00 ↓

Cheetahs are the fastest runners on the planet, but there's another surprising contender with impressive moves of their own.

Weather pattern predictability 12.08.2022 2:00 ↓

How far in advance can we accurately predict the weather?

Ancient feathers encased in amber 11.08.2022 2:00 ↓

The unique protective properties of amber provide a unique insight into ancient findings.

What is decanting and why does it matter? 10.08.2022 2:00 ↓

How does decanting actually change the makeup of a wine?

Fireflies as the monarchs of the night 09.08.2022 2:00 ↓

Fireflies and monarch butterflies can't easily camouflage themselves from predators. How do they stay safe?

Railroads on fire 08.08.2022 2:00 ↓

Learn why railroads sometimes need to heat up with a fire in today's A Moment of Science!