Update for 5:35 p.m. ET Dec. 10: What suits a science geek best? A bit of space rock? How about a nice little hand-held microscope? Or jewelry that celebrates molecular structures? Maybe a science kit ...

‘Tis the season—of scrambling to finish your holiday shopping before the big day. If you’re still looking for some last-minute holiday gifts, there’s a better way to find inspiration than scouring ...

The holiday season is upon us, which is more than enough reason to educate and inspire the lovers of science in your life with some gifts that everyone from Jane Goodall to Neil deGrasse Tyson would ...

We science geeks aren't exactly experts at gift-giving (or gift-getting) during the holidays — just ask Sheldon Cooper from TV's "The Big Bang Theory. "It's no wonder suicide rates skyrocket this time ...

If you're looking for a holiday party treat that'll be a conversation starter, you might want to sample salted Manchurian scorpions (Mesobuthus martensii). These crunchy snacks can be eaten whole — ...

Carie Lemack is co-founder and CEO of DreamUp, the first company to bring space into classrooms and classrooms into space. A former national security policy expert/advocate and producer of an Academy ...

Want to find the perfect holiday gift for the science fan in your life? No need to experiment—we've done the research and selected some of the most electrifying goodies, from Plutonic pendants to ...

Merry Christmas. You might not know it, but you are part of a giant experiment. As you check out the presents you've gotten over the holidays and reactions of friends and families to your gifts, you ...

Ah yes, the satisfaction of knowing that the main bit is over. Cheese has been munched, sherry has been swilled, and of course all of the exchanging of gifts is done. Or should I say, it's a wrap? Yes ...

These might be the cutest cat stickers ever, especially for the cat lover in your life. Space cats are cool, but science cats could add an extra something-something to scrapbooks or cards. Available ...

A study shows gift-givers and gift-recipients differ on ideas about best gifts. Whereas recipients prefer sentimental gifts, gift-givers tend to opt for presents that match the recipients' interests.