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The air around us holds countless secrets, from the physics of a snowflake to global currents. Get the latest weather insights, unique commentary, and fascinating facts in the "Stuff in the Air" blog. The Latest in Air Science and Commentary...
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Mar 07, 2026
Car Air Pollution and Global Warming
Cleaner engines, dirtier air with the Big Car Puzzle? - How come your parents' car is so quiet and clean but the city still looks hazy? Here's how billions
Mar 06, 2026
Global Cooling
What's the deal with Climate Mystery? - Are we really overheating, or are we just coming out of a long, deep freeze? Check out 2,000 years of Earth's diary
Mar 06, 2026
Let's Get Real
The Responsibility Revolution will stop the talk - Are you tired of hearing adults argue about the planet but nothing changes? Stop falling for the tricks
Mar 02, 2026
No to pollution - that's what we say!
What shall we say? A short list of opinions regarding environmental pollution of all types.
Mar 01, 2026
Air pollution and global warming - what do people say?
Readers of Stuff in the Air care about air pollution and global warming. Do you?
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Feb 28, 2026
Think about global warming and the animals: These people did.
What do you think about global warming. Are people in trouble? What about animals?
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Feb 28, 2026
What to think of weather
A collection of what visitors think of weather, how we affect it and how it affects us.
Feb 26, 2026
User submitted photos of weather
Here are four photos of weather that visitors to the Stuff in the Air website have sent in, along with short descriptions.
Feb 26, 2026
Global Warming means
Were we melting or just measuring? - People say the world is turning into a giant toaster, but what if the sun and planets are controlling it? You have
Feb 25, 2026
I did a project on Shasta Dam and its effect on the ecosystem.
I researched Shasta Dam and its effect on the ecosystem of Shasta lake since it was built. Barry's Response - That would have been a good project
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Feb 25, 2026
Weather Experiments - ideas for you
A set of students' science weather experiments. Some involve planes, storm runoff, clouds and changing weather. Very brief notes.
Feb 18, 2026
Science in schools, projects for you
How far have we come with science in school? Do the kids still love science projects? Here are some examples for you.
Feb 17, 2026
amanzing
Here's how to master the amanzing physics of flight - Don't sit in a quiet classroom. Just before you win the gold medal, your science project zooms over
Feb 17, 2026
Water maker
Here's how to hack the planet and make your own rain - Do you ever feel like the adults are just guessing how the world works while you're stuck in the
Feb 14, 2026
Why Do Mexican Jumping Beans Jump When They Get Warm ?
Jumping Beans: A Rebel's Guide to Desert Science - Imagine holding a tiny, boring brown seed and suddenly feeling it kick back like it's alive. Discover
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Feb 13, 2026
tornadoes
Here's a guide to power and storms from coconuts to cyclones - Ever wonder if you could fire your government like a bad intern or stop a tornado with a
Feb 12, 2026
is air matter or not?
You're swimming in a ton of air - There's a ton of invisible stuff crushing you right now, and you probably didn't even notice. Keep reading to find out
Feb 08, 2026
how does popcorn pop
The Popcorn Paradox and How Your Snack Explains the Sky - You can hold a pressurized steam engine in your hand. It's actually a miniature bomb waiting
Feb 07, 2026
water purifier
Reality Filtering by Your Mind and the Earth - Get ready to hack your own brain and forget everything you've been told. You're about to discover how to
Feb 04, 2026
Your Website
Everything's in balance - Imagine your biggest rival holds the key to winning. This talk flips the script: heavy air and heated arguments aren't problems,
Feb 02, 2026
How permanent is a permanent marker on fabric?
Can you beat a permanent marker? - Do you think that ink stain on your favorite shirt stays there forever? Let's see how chemistry breaks the rules and
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Feb 01, 2026
The Telegraph
A spark that woke up the world - Imagine holding a tiny spark that can send a message across the ocean or predict a giant storm before it even happens.
Jan 30, 2026
Robotic Future
Ghosts, gears, and gasses in the Robotic Future - The truth feels weirder than a movie about robots taking over the world. Some machines don't just sit
Jan 30, 2026
Ways To Use Sunpower Everyday
Here's the Ultimate Free Cheat Code for Sunpower - Join the secret club of hackers who are smarter than their teachers and stop paying for stuff the sky
Jan 26, 2026
burglar alarming latch
Atmosphere's light-speed guardian - Stop worrying about perfect grammar and start worrying about light disappearing before your eyes. Here's how a simple
Jan 25, 2026
Grow a Balloon
Inflating the sky's secrets - Think balloons are just for birthdays? You're missing out on the chance to control a mini storm. We're going to turn bubbles
Jan 25, 2026
big fan of science
It's just a giant beaker in the sky - One thing's clear from the feedback from our Big Fan of Science readers: everyone's tired of bookish knowledge. Raw
Jan 25, 2026
Butt Out
Small science is actually big science - We're not just being sassy when we tell parents to butt out. We're protecting the scientific method. It's not science
Jan 24, 2026
How do plants grow in different conditions
How to hack your garden and the sky with Root Rebels - Plants are actually tiny green geniuses who know how to hack the atmosphere and use chemistry to
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Recent Articles
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Car Air Pollution and Global Warming
Mar 07, 26 12:53 AM
Cleaner engines, dirtier air with the Big Car Puzzle? - How come your parents' car is so quiet and clean but the city still looks hazy? Here's how billions -
Global Cooling
Mar 06, 26 07:31 PM
What's the deal with Climate Mystery? - Are we really overheating, or are we just coming out of a long, deep freeze? Check out 2,000 years of Earth's diary -
Let's Get Real
Mar 06, 26 07:21 PM
The Responsibility Revolution will stop the talk - Are you tired of hearing adults argue about the planet but nothing changes? Stop falling for the tricks
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