Steve Spangler Science

Liquid Nitrogen Science
Mon. May. 27  
Steve Spangler calls it Sub-Zero Science… the coolest way to explore the states of matter without accidentally freezing off Kim's fingers. The temperature in the studio is dropping quickly thanks to some super-cold liquid nitrogen.
Exploding Bubbles
Mon. May. 13  
The term "burst your bubble" takes on a whole new meaning when our science guy, Steve Spangler, is invited to the play date. It's probably safe to bet that these are no ordinary bubbles, but it's also no ordinary problem that we're facing with rising carbon dioxide levels in our atmosphere.
We're in the final stretch of school and it's great to know that kids are still working on some amazing science projects. Today, our science guy, Steve Spangler, is joined by a team of young scientists from Rooney Ranch Elementary to share their latest creations.
Springtime Rockets
Mon. Apr. 29  
A trip to the hardware store and a little creativity is all you need to set-up your own rocket launching laboratory. Our science guy, Steve Spangler, is in the backyard with some enthusiastic kids who can't wait to lose some rockets on the roof of 9News.
Earth Day Science
Mon. Apr. 22  
As students and teachers around the country celebrate Earth Day, our science guy, Steve Spangler, shows us a new technique for getting kids to remember the all important 3 R's - reduce, recycle and reuse.
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  • Last updated at: 6/6/2013 2:28:37 PM ET