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The science of Stan Lee
Stan Lee extensively used scientific-sounding reasoning in the creation of his characters. Take a closer look at some of Lee's versions of science.
What Masturbating for Science Taught This Woman About Orgasms
"The most surprising part came when I actually started masturbating."
Where are the women in science?
While governments around the world are wringing their hands over a lack of gender diversity in the sciences, some countries are managing to buck the trend with more women than men working...
Women in Science You Should Be Following On Social Media
4 Science-Backed Ways to Increase Your Motivation
Feeling unfocused and uninspired? Take a cue from science and prepare to conquer that to-do list.
8 Science-Backed Techniques That Will Make You More Likeable
These tips can help you whether you're trying to close a deal, make new friends or impress your date.
Surprising Ways Science Survives Travel Bans and Gag Orders
Here’s how previous government crackdowns on travel and communication have affected science—and how crafty researchers managed to resist.
Eight Things to Know About the Next Generation Science Standards
By now you may have heard that there's a set of common science standards that some states are adopting called the Next Generation Science Standards. But if that's about where your knowledge ends, you're not alone.
Want to Get Smarter Without Even Trying? Science Says Do This 1 Thing
Social Science: adults-only, braining building scientific fun
Social Science is The Discovery's adults-only science exploration series that pairs hands-on demos and labs with adults-only museum exploration
What does a "FLIPPED" Science Classroom Look Like?
Visions of the "FLIPPED" Classroom from Science Room 229. It's NOT about the videos.
Quiz: How much do you know about science?
Test your knowledge of science facts and applications of scientific principles by taking our 11-question quiz, then compare your answers to the average American and across demographic groups.
Developing Citizen Science Projects to Help People Learn
A draft report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine examines citizen science, the concept that non-scientists can perform research that pushes scientific knowledge ahead. In the process, participants can learn scientific practices and content, but 'only if the projects are designed to support learning.'
How Do We Get Middle School Students Excited About Science? Make It Hands-On
The inquiry-based science curriculum at this middle school has students embracing a growth mindset, using technology purposefully and exploring their identities as scientists.
A Judge Asks: Is Forensic Science Really Science?
Forensic science has changed, and some major flaws have been exposed, but some judges aren't changing as scientific understanding advances.
Science Experiments Checklists For Easy Science Activities
Are you ready to try science? Do you need more ideas? Our science experiments checklists has everything you need to get started with easy science activities
When The Science Spark Strikes
What draws people to science? Whether the desire to help those in need, or the never-ending quest for knowledge, the spark can come from anywhere.
Science Does Not Reveal Truth
The biggest giveaway is that scientific theories change with time. As we acquire new information or new data, we have to update all of our beliefs. And how can a belief be true if it is subject to change at a moment's notice?
Is Hindu Spirituality a Super Science?
One might wonder why basic Biology matters to Hinduism... here is why
Are celebrity scientists bad for science?
We love citing the big names in science. Einstein. Curie. Sagan. Nye The Science Guy. But does that lower the bar for the rest of the workaday scientists out there?
This Is What Science Looks Like
Description: Science, passion, and curiosity have driven our work for 50 years. With the help of our many supporters, allies, and partners, we have developed...
