science

Two specific colors will try to trick your eyes during the upcoming solar eclipse.

April showed me this cool event for the family and I thought this is a great way to have some Halloween fun and be safe at home and learn. In fact this might be something great for kids doing remote learning.

OC Parks to Offer FREE Virtual Classrooms to Aid Kids at Home .... To help area parents, the Ocean County Parks and Recreation Department is going to begin doing virtual science classes. This could be a great way to incorporate their services and use as your "science" classes.

An Evening with Neil deGrasse Tyson takes place Thursday, December 6th at 8 PM at Convention Hall in Asbury Park. Neil will host a fascinating multi-media presentation and conduct a Q & A with audience members.

I always enjoy when listeners send in good stories about things happening in our community and let's face it after this weeks news, we need some positive "kids" stories. This week Monmouth-Ocean Congressman Chris Smith visited Point Pleasant Boro High School to see the work the STEM Program (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) was doing at the school. ...

Did you know that Monmouth County has it's very own Museum? That's right and it's appropriately called the Monmouth Museum. The Museum is located on the campus of beautiful Brookdale Community College in Lincroft. Curre...

This week I had the pleasure of being invited to a special preview of a new program at the Novins Planetarium on the campus of Ocean County College in Toms River. The program, which is a joint venture between the Jay and Linda Grunin Center for the Arts and the Novins Planetarium, is entitled "Resonances Boreales" .... ...

I have to start this with a disclaimer - I am not a professional photographer and I did not have a professional setup. I had officially rated lenses and a camera and did the best that I could.

The total solar eclipse set to take place this Monday, August 21, is a rare, almost magical treat for anyone interested by what's up there in the sky and how it works. NASA has been preparing for the celestial event, and we wanted to share a few key pieces to help you better enjoy and understand what's about to happen.

Monday's historic solar eclipse is only days away, and you won't want to miss it, the next one to be similarly visible for us won't be for another 7 years.