Today, 52% of people in western societies start their day with a bowl of cereal. Cereal manufacturers often promise a lot of nutritional goodness per serving, but which one is the best? Find out in the following science experiment.

Some objects trick your eyes so that objects appear to move when they are actually still, and you see objects that are not really there at all! With this science experiment, find out how a confusing background changes the...

Make a 3D viewer with the following science experiment and test how an optical illusion can fool our brains into thinking that we are viewing a 3D image.

A reflex is thus our bodies' way to protect us against possible dangers that we might not even be aware of. A familiar reflex movement that is easy to study is the knee-reflex test.

Not many people are aware that similar to right or left-handedness, one of our eyes is also dominant or stronger than the other. With the following simple science experiment you can determine which one of your eyes is the...

Did you know that in every human's eye there is a certain 'blind spot'? This area of the eye is not able to observe light. This little 'blind spot' is however not in your direct field of vision of...

In the following science experiment we will be treating your tongue to some wild taste sensations! The main taste sensations can be divided up into four main categories: Sweet, Salty, Bitter & Sour. The small organs responsible for these...

Human beings can vary quite significantly from each other. Our size, shape, hair colour as well as our eye colour is different from one another. In the following science experiment study the various colour of your friends and family's...

The pulse rate of human beings can vary quite significantly from each other. Many factors can influence a persons' pulse rate such as level of exercise, age and gender. In the following science experiment study the pulse rates of...

Some objects or colours can trick your eyes so that objects appear differently than how they actually are. With this science experiment, find out how too much of one colour can make your eyes tired.