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Everyone seems to love the sound of their own voice in the shower. That's because a simple shower stall produces some complex sound-altering effects.
Your thumb and index finger can help you test a steak's degree of doneness.
Are there meat by-products in makeup? Can you guess where you might find them?
What's the difference between white meat and dark meat? Which animals have which and why?
Use your naked egg to experiment with osmosis, the movement of water across a membrane.
Heat 'em, beat 'em, or mix 'em up: There are scientific processes at work when you cook with eggs.
A physicist, a scientist, and a musician experiment with sound, music, and acoustics using instruments both real and found.
Experiment with rhythm through stepping, a musical dance form that uses the body as a percussion instrument.
Vsit a quirky kitchen where you can compose music with ordinary (and not-so-ordinary) objects.
Have you ever wondered what makes blue cheese blue, or why some cheeses are hard and others soft?
What's in that cup of coffee anyway? Find out about the history and chemistry of coffee.
Visit an organic egg farm, and see the science behind raising those eggs.
Use this handy conversion calculator to convert between the many units found in recipes.
Touch supercooled water drops with an ice crystal and trigger them to freeze instantly.