Experiment

The goal of the website, How-Old.net, is to see if a computer program can accurately guess the age of the person a photo uploaded to the site. You know I won't believe anything until I try it myself, so let's see what happens.

Finally, another use for baking soda and vinegar other than building a volcano for your grade school science fair.

A popular YouTube video claims you can stay cool during the heat of the summer by creating a refreshing "instant slushie" with your favorite brand of soft drink. Is it true? There's only one way I'll believe it, and that's by trying it myself.

And now for the most important story of the day.

Can you remove unpopped kernels from a bag of microwave popcorn by simply not opening it all the way?

The Evansville area has been in the icy grips of the coldest temperatures we've experienced 20 years over the past few days, but relief is in sight with the forecast calling for mid-to-upper 40's by the weekend. Before we say "so long, and don't let the door hit ya where the good Lord split ya" to these below freezing wind chills, I wanted to have a little fun and see just how cold it is

I'm not sure if this is an amazing scientific experiment, or a chilling glimpse into the future.

If you're thinking, "it melts", you're in for a bit of a surprise.

I'm not the smartest guy in the room, but I've always been fascinated by science and how things react. So when I saw this video of a professor at Plymouth University in England showing how volatile liquid nitrogen can get when it warms to room temperature, I had to watch.

The folks at ImprovEverywhere have done it again! You may remember them as the big name in flash mobs over the last several years. This time they are back with what they are calling the MP3 Experiment... For our latest mission, over 3,500 people downloaded an MP3 file and pressed play simultaneously...