If you can unwind and be true to who you are, it helps to reckon with things.” Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett “My team is responding to the world’s most devastating global pandemic in the last hundred years. And so, there’s something to be said about knowing who you are.” It is hard to not be in …
Read MoreEarth’s nearest neighbor is a giant, but how can we visualize the moon’s size? We answer this cosmic question from Daniel, age 6 and discuss NASA’s plan to return astronauts to the moon.
Read MoreIma, the Eastern box turtle, is the star of this week’s Science Sunday on WFSB. October is a particularly special time of year for these fascinating creatures, which everyone must know to help protect them. In this short but sweet video, viewers get an up-close look at Ima and learn a few interesting facts about …
Read MoreLooking for some fascinating scientific discoveries? Look no further than WFSB’s Science Sunday video series! In the latest edition, presenter Mark Dixon delves into illusions and their impact on our brains. He showcases an incredible optical illusion that will leave you wondering how your brain perceives the world around you. The Science Sunday series is …
Read MoreFor the first time ever on Science Sunday, we are exploring animation, from the most basic forms to more complex tools. Along each step, we will learn more about how animation works. How does this series of slightly different images turn into a moving scene? We will explore all of that and more in this …
Read MoreLooking for some amazing animal encounters? Check out this video featuring Stink the Blue Tongue Skink who is part of our traveling exhibition, Under the Canopy: Animals of the Rainforest. You’ll learn about Stink’s unique traits and get an up-close look at their behavior. Whether you’re an animal lover or just looking for some entertainment, …
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