science

Without glue, tape, or other adhesive.

And, it looks like the weather will be great for viewing it

With the kids out of school for at least the next few weeks, you can use these websites to keep their brains busy

He'll be doing a special presentation for the 5th grade students at the Sylvio J. Gilbert School

Slime-a-con is coming to the Augusta Armory on September 28th.

Shark lovers gather round! The most important week of the year is coming up - Shark Week! Let's celebrate with all the shark merch we can get our fins on.

It's actually not for camouflage from lions and other four-legged hunters, but it is for a different kind of protection.

Want your house to be visible from the ISS? This is how many lights you need...

WCSH Meteorologist superstar Keith Carson has posted a video that rips apart "Flat Earthers" (those people that seriously believe the Earth is flat) in less than five minutes.

Winds were gusting to 102 MPH and the wind chill was -40°F, but that didn't stop two Mt. Washington Observatory staff members from heading out on the observation deck this week to see what it was like.

Tonight, June 20, is the summer solstice,which is the longest day of the year. Yup, while Mondays generally seem longer than usual, this one actually was. But there is something happening tonight that hasn't been seen in Maine since 1967 and it won't happen again until 2062!

Joanna Torrow from the museum talks to us about some of the cool things for kids and adults happening Thursday (10/15/2015) at the Maine State Museum. It's "Earth Science Day" and admission is free all day. The actual event runs form 9-3...

Ever feel like the universe is talking to you? According to Bill Nye, you might be right.

A smartphone + a few supplies + a few minutes = a super cool little microscope you can see with a magnification of up to 175X! And you can take photos of what you find. BONUS! Check out the video for the project. Great for home-schooled kids or maybe a science class that is lacking in the microscope department. What a great idea!

The 'five second rule' is that if food hits the floor, you have five seconds to pick it and still be safe. Well, it turns our food does not pick up that many germs when it lands on the floor. It was tested on carpet, laminated surface, and tile. Researchers did not see any big growth. But the type of flooring made a difference.

NASA announced the discovery of 715 new planets.  Now just to get a feel for the scope of this announcement, about 1,000 planets total had been identified in our galaxy. That is before this week.