ISBN 978-0-471-11515-1 The Exploratorium Science Snackbook series, debuting this month, offers ``the kind [of snacks] you can learn from and have fun with''-miniature versions of popular exhibits ...

With an Election Day docking, the cargo ship will deliver 3 tons of supplies and equipment, including an unusual wooden ...

And while that may be how it was traditionally done, there is an easier way to make homemade butter: By using a food processor. The science behind making butter is rather fascinating. Exploratorium ...

Try mixing walnuts and tart cherries for a nutritious, portable snack. Swiss chard hummus wraps deliver important nutrients that your body needs to stay in top condition. Leafy green veggies like ...

California is banning them in schools. The FDA says they’re fine. But synthetic dyes added to food to make them more colorful have a long, troubled history.

San Fran is the perfect city for a family vacation. It has tons of parks and green spaces for the little ones to run around ...

If that sentiment resonates, head for the San Francisco Exploratorium’s Tactile Dome. For more than four decades, this 33-foot-wide geodesic structure has plunged participants into complete ...

Though the Exploratorium appears as if it's designed for kids, travelers say it's a great attraction for all ages. Adults report feeling just as excited and amazed at the galleries and exhibits as ...

Some kinds of batteries produce electricity by a chemical reaction between two different metals (electrodes) immersed in acid (electrolyte). Figure out how to make your own batteries in case the ...