EE explains the importance of the detection of gravitational waves

The world of physics was abuzz last week with the historic announcement of the first ever detection of gravitational waves. The event is being compared to nothing short of Galileo looking through a telescope for the first time. So what makes this discovery so important? Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/1OtmvCP

The history and recent news of the search for Planet X

With more than 1600 planets detected around other stars, surely we know how many planets live closer to home in our own solar system, right? Not exactly! EE sorts through the tumultuous history, including a recent intriguing discovery, of the search for the mysterious, distant Planet X. Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/1NYUxyz

Having fun in the snow with science

Whether your still stuck indoors or looking for something fun to do after a day of battling the elements to get to school/work, here are six fun science experiments to do in the wintry weather. Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/1K9ylqr

EE gives top 4 reasons for the pursuit of space travel as inspired by Bowie's influence

Why is it important to explore our surroundings when we have so many problems to fix here on Earth? Everyday Einstein gives her top four reasons to continue our pursuit of the unknown. Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/1WN7r9X

EE explores the environmental vs genetic causes of allergies.

Why do allergic responses happen in some people and not others? Why are allergies becoming more and more common? If you were lucky enough to be an allergy-free kid, could you still develop allergies as an adult? Read the full transcript here: bit.ly/1JYpXES