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If you are superstitious then today is your unlucky day.  Friday the 13th rolls around again this year, but why is it so unlucky? Despite the fact ...

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We here at Lab Rats Gifts have very exciting news to share: we have officially acquired ScienceTies.com, ScienceMugs.com, and ScienceT-shirts.com! ...

On October 30 and 31, 2019, as darkness falls, look for the brilliant “star” by the moon. That’ll be Jupiter, 5th planet from the sun and our solar...

Classic Science Experiment With a Holiday Twist! Baking soda and vinegar chemical reactions are always a favorite of kids! Who wouldn’t love all t...

With Halloween and the Holidays just around the corner, we thought it'd be a good time to remind everyone that October is the start of Flu Season, ...

When we're not hard at work doing research in the lab, we like to relax and enjoy all the offerings of the beautiful New England landscapes and its...

(Article from ScienceFirst.com) Science kits are enjoying a lot of popularity these days. Schools, teachers, and parents find them quite useful as...

(Article from Business Insider) In honor of the holiday, we bring you this YouTube video from the science-minded folks at PBS Studios "It's Okay...

(Article from littlebinsforlittlehands.com) Oobleck is a classic science activity that can be themed for a number of holidays or seasons! Of cou...

Sometimes science simply confirms what we already know to be true. You know what I’m talking about: researchers will find evidence that losing...

(Article by Matthew Hutson from ScienceMag.org) A 5-year-old can tie their shoelaces, but robot hands aren’t nearly so nimble. A new system, howev...