Make Sense of Science

My book, Chemical Reactions!: With 25 Science Projects for Kids, is out! To celebrate, I’m sharing two messy science experiments from the book. Not only that, I explain the science.

What would you need to live on Mars? If you had what you needed, would you like to go to Mars? Let's take a look at what we'd need togo to Mars and how we'll obtain it.

My experience with a pair of angry birds.

New science innovations are a testament to human ingenuity. I'm a science fiction fan, but when future science concepts and ideas become the latest innovations to help our environment and ourselves, that is too good not to share!

Want a fun easy forensic science experiment to do at a party or with your kids? You've come to the right place! Have a listen.

I’m sure you see many products and services touting the best ways to slow aging, not to mention anti aging secrets, ways to have firmer skin, more energy or better workouts. Let’s back it up and take a look at what makes us age. Science has the answer! I’m going to share that with you!

I think it's safe to say that most of us would like to find ways to be happier. Happiness is like a battery-powered laptop. We need recharging if we’re to remain in a positive mental state. Let's take a look at brain science and emotions and find out how to be happier!

'An apple a day keeps the doctor away,’ is an old English proverb, intended to instill healthy eating habits. I don’t see how that would work. It does beg the question, ‘Are apples good for us?’ Followed by, ‘Is fruit good for you?’ Let's take a look

With covid wearing thin, I decided to write a new post that involved travel! I need a virtual adventure. And of course, I must include science.

I’ve written several posts about new species. This made me wonder how difficult it would be to find a new species!

Can bacteria break down plastic? Is there plastic-eating bacteria? This idea sounds like science fiction, especially considering plastic is man made.

Guess what???