science

Over the weekend I stumbled onto a story that dealt with how the brain sees two different photos. Have you heard about the image that screws up your brain and your thought process? It's kinda cool.

If our ears are working, hearing sound is a given, but what about seeing it? Nigel Stanford hails from beautiful New Zealand and is a well-known as a musical innovator and does it again with 'Cymatics'

Next time you do something extremely stupid, and your wife freaks out on you, blame it on science. Scientists are stepping forward claiming they have covered a new "stupidity virus." Also, if you look up gullible in the dictionary, you won't find your photo.

While all arts are stimulating and a beloved form of expression to both the artist and all who behold, something uniquely special happens when music occurs.

Ever hear your recorded voice played back for you and cringe? Well, here's the scientific reason as to why

I'm quite a spaced-out guy. I mean, I love everything outer space. At home, I'm always watch UFO shows and science shows like "Through The Wormhole" with Morgan Freeman, "Cosmos" - you name it. So, when NASA said recently that there is most likely life out there in the universe, I want to hear more.

If you're into astronomy or just gazing at the stars in the night sky, you may want to attend tonight's meeting of the Mohawk Valley Astronomical Society (MVAS). Here are the details.

People try to make themselves happy in a variety of ways from money to relationships, family and job success, but what would we do without our tunes?

When I was a kid, I used to look up and wonder what that cloudy trail was that followed airplanes tracking high up in the sky. Well now I know as I hang out there regularly, but there is a conspiracy theory that's been picking up some major speed lately

This past Sunday evening, during his captivating show 'Cosmos', decorated astrophysicist took a soft-spoken but undeniable jab at creationists who believe that the Earth is only a handful of thousands of years old instead of the millions that most scientists claim.

On St. Patrick's Day while we were out celebrating a holiday that actually looks nothing like it did when it was born, scientists were soberly sifting through our Universe that also looks nothing like it did when it was born. Although this time, they stumbled on some pretty big 'bangin' news

We all knew it was too good to be true, but we wanted to believe!