These DIY Science Projects Let You Help Real-World Research At-home science projects can teach you how to build the research tools to participate in citizen science and solve problems.

At-home science projects can teach you how to build the research tools to participate in citizen science and solve problems.

In this exciting DIY science project, discover how to transform a Coca Cola can into a mini bike powered by a DC motor! Follow our step-by-step guide to create a unique mini bike using simple ...

The best monthly subscription science kits—and how to build your own From Bill Nye to DIY, here’s how you can bring a bit of science into your home.

20 DIY projects to help you (or the kids) stay sharp while at home BONUS: 5 Fun Science Experiments for Kids (w/ Grover!) This story was originally published in 2014 and updated in 2020.

Discover the fascinating world of DIY science projects with our step-by-step guide on how to make a vacuum cleaner using a plastic bottle. In this engaging tutorial, you'll learn how to transform ...

All you need to make ice cream is dairy, sugar, flavoring, a bunch of ice, a lot of salt, and some bags. Oh, and the will to shake it all for 10 minutes.

"Bill Nye the Science Guy" writer Lynn Brunelle and "Dad's Book of Awesome Science Experiments" author Mike Adamick share fun science experiments parents and kids can do at home.

Do try these experiments at home (with a parent's permission, of course). Exploding soda fountain: We've all seen the baking-soda volcano.

Pressing buttons with your hands is a drag. With OpenBCI,you can use your mind to control smartphones, robots, and even your friends’ limbs.

The most satisfying job is the one you did on your own. These are DIY projects for the home handyman—so put on the tool belt and get started!