Meet an archaeologist working a dig in Ireland and learn how archaeologists decide where to dig, how to dig, what tools to use, and how to identify what they find.

New March 2023! See images and archival footage as engineers discuss the challenges in creating successful space walks as part of the Gemini missions.

New March 2023! See images and archival footage as engineers discuss the challenges in creating successful space walks as part of the Gemini missions.

New February 2023! Connect with Mercury mission engineers and go into the white room at McDonnell in the 1950s to see how the Mercury capsule was assembled.

New January 2023! Learn about new scientific research to determine if climate change will affect the leaf changing process in the Fall.

New January 2023! Watergen has developed a unique technology that can generate drinking water anywhere, from the air, through a box!

New December 2022! Researchers have developed a procedure to direct immune system cells to destroy cancer cells.

New November 2022! Meet Dr. Samuel Achilefu and learn how he and his research team invented "cancer goggles" to help surgeons detect and remove cancer cells during surgery.

New November 2022! Engineers with the Gemini program recall the fears Americans had in being behind the Soviets in the space race and how that could impact their lives.

New November 2022! Andrew Steele maintains that simple steps, such as losing weight and exercising, can make a real difference in people’s health and even taking these steps later in life, can still ...

New November 2022! If you could help the environment with five steps, would you? Hear from Douglas Tallamy about the five steps and the benefits of following them.

New November 2022! Author Douglas Tallamy provides five steps people can take to help nurture the environment in their own yards and explains how each step helps.

Could sunflowers actually become a viable source for natural rubber? Edison Agrosciences thinks so and is working to bring the process to market.

New November 2022! A weed named field pennycress has been bioengineered into a rotational crop that fits between a corn and soybean crop, which gives farmers a third cash crop per year.

New October 2022! A black woman doctor tells of applying for a different position in her hospital. After being told that black people and women never are selected, she resigned.

Find resources for National History Day related to the fields of science, technology, and engineering.

New September 2022! Author Christina Soontornvat used her engineering background to explain how the rescue mission in Thailand to save 13 people trapped in a cave by flooding came together.

New August 2022! View images and archival footage as engineers describe how the Gemini capsule was designed and built to meet its mission specifications.

New August 2022! Banteng are a wild special of cattle from Southeast Asia and there are only 8,000 of them left in the wild. Learn what zoos are doing to preserve this species.

New July 2022! On the prowl for a scientific discovery about domestic cats that can benefit human health, researchers find that cats are more genetically similar to humans than nearly all other mamma...

New July 2022! On the prowl for a scientific discovery about domestic cats that can benefit human health, researchers find that cats are more genetically similar to humans than nearly all other mamma...

New June 2022!A study finds that daydreaming carries significant creative benefits for people who identify with their profession and care for the work they do.

New June 2022! A study finds that daydreaming carries significant creative benefits for people who identify with their profession and care for the work they do.