Science

Today, my 10-Year-Old son Bill told me that if you crush a Life Savers Wint-O-Green mint in the dark, it will make a big electric spark. I figured hey, I've got some of those mints and a pair of needle-nose pliers, so let's put it to the test!

An attitude of gratitude shouldn't be just a one-day thing. Science shows that being grateful can pay dividends throughout the year.

There is an important reason why you need to know what is your pet's dominant paw happens to be. Here's how you can figure that out.

Would you like to reverse the color of your graying hair? Scientist have discovered how to do just that.

How can something I do with my ears affect my waistline? Just like good health has to do with what you put in your mouth. What you put in your ears is pretty darn important too.

Their science experiment (it's the size of a stick of butter) that will test the effectiveness of antibiotics on E. Coli bacteria.

It's hard to believe that a goo like substance that is similar to Silly Putty could some day be saving me money on tire repair, alignment and making our streets a lot safer. The substance, similar to a politicians head, would hard on the outside and soft on the inside.

The Lafayette Science Museum hosted a press conference announcing the unsealing of a seven million year old giant camel.