Mars Month: Pepper Mint in The Magnificent Mars Expedition
The Magnificent Mars Expedition is a STEM kit that includes a story linking to experiments and activities you can do at home.
Continue ReadingThe Magnificent Mars Expedition is a STEM kit that includes a story linking to experiments and activities you can do at home.
Continue Reading‘The Sirens of Mars’ is a part memoir, part historical narrative of the exploration of one of our nearest planetary neighbors.
Continue ReadingWelcome to Mars Month at GeekMom! We are celebrating the planned launch of Perseverance on July 20th with a month full of Mars content.
Continue ReadingNoom is the latest diet to hit the scene and Dakster Sullivan checks it out to see if it’s a fad or worth your time.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Sarah and her kids go to Veterinary School on the cheap, and come out tick free, with 100 more pup snuggles.
Continue ReadingInertia makes it hard to separate your day into “work” and “non-work” hours when working from home. Without a closing time, I just keep going….
Continue ReadingDisney Springs at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida has made some changes to allow guest to visit again while staying safe from COVID-19.
Continue ReadingThere is more to Mercury than meets the eye, and its secret lies in its magnetic field.
Continue ReadingArchaeology from space? How can a subject we think of as very hands-on be done from thousands of miles away?
Continue Reading“Classroom in a box” from Little Medical School is a great way to kick start or rejuvenate science class at home. Great to play with, great to learn from, and thoroughly engaging for all.
Continue ReadingIn two new books from Kate the Chemist, here’s a little homeschool help that will distill a love of Chemistry in the day to day life of our younglings.
Continue ReadingBased on her panel at PAX Aust 2019, Evil Genius Mum gives us the whole discussion on how gaming is good for your health.
Continue ReadingConstant video conferencing can be quite the drain on an introvert.
Continue ReadingStress can kill Rebecca Angel. But everyone is at risk of stress-induced illness. Learn how to reduce stress by tuning out.
Continue ReadingWhy is the sky blue? Teachers and parents don’t always have answers, but science whiz Melanie Meadors explains in a way even the most non-sciencey of people can understand!
Continue ReadingWhat, me worry about being in quarantine? I’m too busy daydreaming to notice.
Continue ReadingBetelgeuse has been dimming over the past several months. Astronomers think they have uncovered the key to why.
Continue ReadingLooking for ways to keep busy during a quarantine? You’re apparently not me, then.
Continue ReadingViruses have been used as weapons in movies and conspiracy theories for years, but is it plausible? A Caltech biologist weighs in.
Continue ReadingScientists think they have found evidence of active volcanoes on the planet Venus! Read on to find out why this is so cool.
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