When you’re stuck inside this winter, this science experiment may be a fun way to pass the time for yourself — or for kids! In this episode of Home Hacks, you’ll learn how to create your own ...

Create a fascinating substance named after Dr. Seuss's story "Bartholomew and the Oobleck"! This strange material acts like a liquid when handled gently but becomes solid when force is applied. It's a ...

So I am sure many kids have heard or seen this experiment before… It is called goo or slime. This popular STEM experiment has some neat science to it. When mixing glue and your activator you are ...

Matter is anything that takes up space, such as air, trees, bugs, even people. Typically, matter is categorized under three different categories: solids, liquids, and gases. Oobleck, which gets it's ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A non-Newtonian fluid -- is it a solid or is it a liquid? It actually acts like both and called oobleck! We will learn all about viscosity and pressure while making some oobleck!

I wonder if the same setup and experiment could be performed using 99% water. Lizards already run on water, after all. In other words, at what point is water going to behave identically? Click to ...

Henry's addicted to YouTube. And I'm not sure it's entirely a bad thing. Sure he watches some inane stuff - like parody music videos (I admit some are pretty darn clever) - but he also spends a lot of ...

Labracadabra, a series of science videos and experiments from the folks at GE, may be designed to get you interested in the work that the company does, but they’re also a look at some fun chemistry ...

Directions In a bowl, slowly add the water to the corn starch (you may want to color the water green...for added effect). Stop when the corn starch/water mixture is thick and gooey. Remember, you're ...

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