So you think you could make a cartoon? “Animation,” a new exhibit at Pacific Science Center, suggests it’s a more complicated process than you might imagine but gives you all sorts of chances to try ...

For a generation of students raised and nurtured at the computer keyboard, it seems like a no-brainer that computer-assisted learning would have a prominent role in the college science classroom. But ...

A NASA animation shows how ocean currents silently snake and swirl around the planet over the course of two and a half years, and in doing so reveals how science makes art and vice versa. Fluid white ...

A dazzling new animation captures the life cycle of a solar flare in 3D, using vivid colors to represent the varying temperatures in the fiery eruption. The intriguing animated snapshot shows the ...

Earth's oceans are absolutely terrifying, especially when you stop to think about how unexplored it is and how little we know about the creatures that call it home. Another frightening fact about the ...

“Animationland,” a unique exhibit and experience created by the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, is open through May 5 at the Springfield Science Museum and breaks down the art and science of ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Three-dimensional animations of the devastating earthquake that rocked Japan this year are now ...

A comparison between a healthy brain and one that belongs to someone who is brain dead. (Credit: Fusionspark Media Inc.) (Source) Each day, individuals are admitted to the emergency room with ...

PowerPoint presentations have achieved a reputation for leaving their audiences more confused than when they started, but that hasn't hindered their widespread adoption in the business and academic ...

Knife- and gunshot-wound victims will be placed in suspended animation as the first human trials begin on this emergency life-saving technique. Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and she hopes ...

Scientists have zapped mice and rats into a suspended-animation-like state called torpor. The state was induced by beaming ultrasound waves into a precise spot in the rodent's brains. This technique ...