Experiment

If there was ever anything you should not try at home, but is still fun to watch, it is this ridiculous whipped cream dipped in nitrogen challenge.

Here's an awesome science trick you can do at home with a couple of ingredients and some basic kitchen tools that will turn liquid milk into rock hard plastic-like material.

If you took a bottle of your favorite cola and removed all the water, you'd be left with a number of other ingredients that may make you never want to drink another cola again.

This experiment reveals the secret behind instantly transforming bottled soda into a delicious ice-cold slushy treat.

To some, having a complete stranger walk up to you and start discussing your personal life with you is funny. To others, it's downright creepy. That someone got all of this information from social media sites should make you think twice about what you're posting online.

Here's something fun to try. See how many of these science experiments or the scientific principles behind them you can figure out with only a six second clue.

Here's a great way to have some fun, (and maybe even learn something), while you're stuck inside on a hot summer day.

When I started watching this experiment in space, I was expecting a very predictable result. Boy was I wrong!

When I was a kid, I decided one day to take a shortcut through a neighbor's horse pasture. Little did I know the fence was electric. I got shocked three or four times before I finally got through. I never took that shortcut again. In this electric fence experiment, you'll see how not to get shocked.

There's been a lot of discussion this winter about the temperature inversion in Grand Junction and why it's been so cold. But how does that really happen?