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These days, kids need all the help they can get. It’s a fierce world out there, so why not start them young with their education? I’m sure having them play with these Mad Scientist Building Blocks and Periodic Table Building Blocks will spark their curiosity for the sciences. And when [...]

Are you looking to convert a friend or get your child started in the right direction to becoming a full-fledged nerd?  It’s not easy being one of us.  It takes things like a Girl’s Guide to Dating a Geek and My little Geek ABC Book to ensure that the geek to be heads in [...]

All of you folks working in the lab need cookies too. The lack of lab cookies is a serious problem in this country and these Labcutter Science Cookie Cutters are going to help correct this [...]

If you don’t happen to live near a planetarium or in the wilderness without city lights, then you will appreciate the Star Theatre Planetarium.  Just put this planetarium in a dark room in your house and you will be amazed by the quality and detail of the images.  The Star Theatre Planetarium uses [...]

GeekAlerts has shown you a similar Pop Quiz Clock and you seemed to like it; so here are two updated versions.  The Science & Math Pop Quiz Clocks are a cool update over your everyday bedroom clock.  They also go nice in the classroom for the school teacher in your family.  Do your part [...]

Are you a Chemistry major? Have you memorized all the symbols in the periodic table of elements? Do you enjoy telling people about random factoids about the metalloids? Then you, my friend, should go get yourself one of these Periodic GeNiUS [...]

Science is an important tool that can be used to help reduce the use of fossil fuels and prevent further green house gases.  The 300 Piece Hydrodynamic Set is a fun way to learn more about water and possible uses for it.  Hydro power, solar power and wind power could one day give us [...]

This white, plastic, low budget sci-fi movie prop look-alike is actually a portable microscope that you can whip out whenever you feel the need to magnify [...]

This tiny little robot weighs only 7 grams and can jump 1.4 meters (3.3 feet) straight up into the air. That is 27 times its own height. Here is a video clip of the robotic grasshopper in [...]