science

Presents an episode of the "Daily Planet" science magazine which uses interviews, field pieces, and experiments to investigate what is going on in the world, discussing the science of twisted light, the X-Prize competition, rainbows, record grooves, fireworks, and other topics.

Presents an exploration of Martians and other life forms, providing information on blueberry rock from Mars turning up in the Utah desert, encounters between tourists and wild animals in Banff, Alberta, and more.

Gives steps involved in creating science experiments using light and sound. Includes supply lists for each experiment.

Presents an introduction to basic principles of science, including movement, matter and energy, heat and cold, light and sound, and electricity. Includes activities.

Suggests activities and experiments that demonstrate the principles of science at work in a playground, exploring such topics as gravity, centrifugal force, and shadows.

Presents color-illustrated, step-by-step instructions for eight projects that teach about Earth and the solar system, including making a model of the solar system, measuring Earth's gravity, and making a star map.

Explains the scientific principles behind the sport of soccer and how science has been used to increase speed and endurance.

Adam "Einstein" Anderson uses his knowledge to discover the cause of a shrinking table, win a bet with Pat the Brat, uncover a UFO hoax, and solve other scientific riddles.

Introduces basic facts about the properties of flight with instructions for related experiments and projects, and includes birds, bows and arrows, cannons, kites, hot air balloons, airships, gliders, helicopters, rockets, and many others.