Go Green With The All-New 2016 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid
The 2016 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid has been completely redone and now includes a plug-in. They’ll give you plenty of reasons to go green with your next car.
Continue ReadingThe 2016 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid has been completely redone and now includes a plug-in. They’ll give you plenty of reasons to go green with your next car.
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Continue ReadingPatricia is starting to back off from her militant “Go STEM or Go Home” attitudes. Read about her change of heart.
Continue ReadingTruly eccentric people aren’t trying to stand out. They simply do their best to live in a world of conventions while simply being themselves.
Continue ReadingGeekMom joins in celebrating the Hubble Space Telescope’s 25th anniversary.
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Continue ReadingDifferent teas, different tastes. Fermentation, oxidation, what’s the difference? Does it matter? YES!
Continue ReadingLittle scientists will be delighted seeing insect legs or a blade of grass up close for the first time.
Continue ReadingImagine an Earth-like planet orbiting what’s known as “binary stars,” similar to what Luke Skywalker saw every day from Tatooine.
Continue ReadingYou can use this site to compare 3D printers, laptops, tablets, and more with feature sliders and an interactive chart.
Continue ReadingAre you ready for Arduino Day this Saturday? Find an event near you, sales online, or a new project.
Continue ReadingThe next best thing in Lego? Hopefully a Large Hadron Collider. Help this kit get off the ground by showing your support.
Continue ReadingNeed a crash course in net neutrality? Start here.
Continue ReadingRaising science-loving kids doesn’t mean pricey STEM toys and classes. It has to do with saying “yes.” Here’s how it works.
Continue ReadingThanks to some incredibly talented science communicators, you and your kids can dive into physics, astronomy, and more.
Continue ReadingThere are exciting things happening in the amputee community. Here’s a list of the highlights.
Continue ReadingWhen the excess rain saturates the ground, plant life will adapt accordingly. One of the ways some plants will adapt to the excess available moisture is through a process known as guttation.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Patricia answers questions about why the sky is so much more blue in the western United States.
Continue ReadingPatricia rants about how many kitchen gadgets and appliances are designed expressly for right-handers.
Continue ReadingI recently attended a StarTalk Live show in Los Angeles, where Bill Nye and Eugene Mirman lead the conversation about Mars exploration with JPL scientists.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Maryann investigates whether Dash and Dot from Wonder Workshop can jump start your child on learning to program.
Continue ReadingThe new Spangler Science Club subscription kits deliver kid-friendly experiments to your doorstep every month.
Continue ReadingIt’s new! It’s improved! It’s on Kickstarter now!
Continue ReadingI just wanted to take a moment to wish Stephen Hawking, one of the people who inspired me to study physics and astronomy, a very happy birthday!
Continue ReadingOnstar is expanding their service to include three new features that will make your life easier and maybe even help save you a little cash.
Continue ReadingPinterest is now soliciting advertisers. Do you think this will change the way you use it?
Continue ReadingNot everyone has close access to a farm. For those who don’t, Farming Simulator 15 is worth checking out!
Continue ReadingThe Lego Mindstorms EV3 robot isn’t just a useful tool for teaching children about robotics. Read about how scientists are using it to explore artificial intelligence using the nematode worm connectome.
Continue ReadingYou won’t want to miss the innovative designs and brilliant pictures in The Lego Mindstorms EV3 Idea Book.
Continue ReadingCreate your on virtual jack-o-lantern on Khan Academy!
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