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Neil deGrasse Tyson Warns Science Denial Could 'Dismantle' DemocracyRenowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson urges Americans to become more scientifically literate in a short video he posted yesterday (April 19) on his Facebook page.
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March for Science Organizers to Kickstart New Social MovementOn the eve of the March for Science, organizers have started hinting about what they plan to do next.
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Streaming Science: What's New to Netflix in MarchWhat's new on Netflix this month in science- and technology-themed entertainment? Take a peek with Live Science.
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Couch Potato Scientists, Get Ready: Coming to Netflix in FebruaryLooking for science- and technology-themed entertainment on Netflix? Here’s what's new to the site this month.
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Scientists Plan Washington March in Response to TrumpWhat began as a political conversation on Reddit is turning into a national movement: Scientists are planning to march on Washington to express their support for rigorous scientific research.
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What If We're Wrong? History Suggests Everything Will Be DisprovedHindsight is 20/20, right? That's the premise of a new book that poses the question: What if we were wrong?
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YouTube's 'SciShow': Exploring the Unexpected"SciShow" tackles interesting science stories — especially the "really weird, peculiar, surprising bits."
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YouTube's MinutePhysics: Matter and Energy Get AnimatedOn the YouTube channel MinutePhysics, host and creator Henry Reich uses hand-drawn animations to illustrate and explain complex concepts.
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YouTube's Gross Science: Where 'Icky' Meets 'Intriguing'At the junction where "icky" meets "intriguing" is the YouTube channel "Gross Science," created and hosted by Anna Rothschild.
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