Inflating a 30-foot balloon sounds simple, right? Not when the wind gets involved!  Watch as I try (and fail) to control ...

For today’s episode of For Science! we show you an easy way to get those pesky helium balloon down from the rafters after a ...

Sometimes, the best innovative ideas come from synthesizing two previous ones. We've reported before on the idea of having a ...

The glove will act as a container for the vinegar, which is one of the key ingredients in this science experiment with ...

The easiest science experiment for kids is the Baking Soda and Vinegar Volcano. It's simple, safe, and fun! The best experiment for kids at school is the Plant Growth Experiment because it's ...

Self-inflating balloon science experiment (Stem) is the activity in Altheimer Wednesday.  Start a chemical reaction that will ...

Try this experiment at home to find out how objects can discharge, as the charge 'leaks away'. Inflate a balloon. Charge the balloon by rubbing it vigorously against your hair or a jumper.

Browse a gallery of the U.S. Air Force's high-altitude balloon experiments and the researchers, scientists, and test pilots who made them possible.

The Challenge, which was open to 6th to 12th graders in schools across the nation, asked teams to design experiments that ...

In the 1950s and '60s, Captain Joseph Kittinger was a test pilot for the U.S. Air Force's high altitude balloon experiments. In 2015, Col. Kittinger sat down with American Experience to discuss ...

SunbYte (Sheffield University Nova Balloon Telescope) is the only UK project to win the prestigious Rocket and Balloon Experiments for University Students (REXUS/BEXUS) competition, a European Space ...