Our NIU STEAM team supreme lugged their telescopes to the WNIJ station to answer a listener's question: "If we can see the Moon in the Northern hemisphere, does it look any different in Australia?"

NIU STEAM is on the WNIJ beat to kick off 2025 and they have the rap sheet on how speed limits are dispatched for public vehicles.

Our friends at NIU STEAM visit us one last time, for 2024, to drop some science on New Year's Resolutions and how effective they really are.

NIU STEAM gas up the WNIJ fact bus and deliver the 411 on the possibility of exhausting a little pain at the pump.

Chrissy and Jasmine, our NIU STEAM team, answer a young STEAM mind's inquiry of how there can be thunder without rain.

WNIJ's STEAM team took us aboard their deep-sea diving vessel and answered a listener's question on the impact of a theoretical catastrophic halting of Earth's essential ocean currents.

Our team from NIU STEAM zap us the details on how lightning forms.

Our NIU STEAM team supreme dig up the deets, turn the soil of knowledge, and grow our minds with the nutrient-filled facts on yams vs. sweet potatoes.

The NIU STEAM Team shed some light on a listener's query of whether, or not, the wavelength of light can influence our regular routines for a good night's rest.

The NIU STEAM Team was given the "all clear" to fly into the WNIJ Studio. They landed on the runway, with facts in hand, to answer a listener's inquiry: "How do airplanes have the ability to fly when they are so big and heavy?"