There's nothing more fun than stealing your kid's Halloween candy. It's not like they will eat it all and there are usually leftovers, anyway! In fact, Momma Gone Geek Lynn Brunelle joined New Day ...

Well, check out this awesome at-home experiment from Learn - Play - Imagine and Steve Spangler Science Lab that uses soda, Pop Rocks, Nerds, and balloons. So why exactly do you think the balloon ...

Pop Rocks candy in whisky for a week! Fizzy and boozy candy experiment. More for You. WATCH: Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts in a pattern not seen in 30 years.

Halloween is over, and chances are your kids brought back tons of candy from trick or treating! Producer Katie Sakala shows off some fun and educational ideas. Skip Navigation.

Preschool to fourth-grade kids gathered Saturday for Candy Science experiments. It was part of Science Saturday, an effort by the RHS chapter of HOSA Future Health Professionals. Two more Science ...

In the late 1950s, Mitchell wondered if it was possible to create an instant soda tablet by baking CO 2 into candy. Even though his idea didn’t take off, the experiments laid the basis for Pop ...

In today’s Science for All, we explain how popping candy creates a fizzy, crackling sensation in the mouth when eaten. Popping candy was accidentally invented by food scientist William Mitchell ...