Because of the high volume of air whipped into a bar of ivory soap, when the bar is heated in the microwave, it expands rapidly into a huge, fluffy cloud in just seconds. Try it for yourself! Remember ...

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GRAND RAPIDS — Have you ever wondered if a bar of soap can explode in the microwave? Making soap explode is super simple and a lot of fun! Plus we can learn 2 different ideas…something called Charles ...

WEST MICHIGAN — Two things that we might have at home right now is a bar of soap and a microwave. When put together, those two items can help us understand Charles Law and how thunderstorms form.

Some of you might use it in the shower, but have you ever considered putting it in the microwave? We're talking about Ivory Soap and science reporter Jason Lindsey has a squeaky clean ...

* It is very important to use Ivory soap in this experiment as the air pockets are the key to having a successful experiment!

If you’re looking for more indoor activities to try with your kids, start with some science fun! Enjoy these experiments that you can easily make with some common household ingredients. Your little ...

CHERNEY: WE ARE BACK TALKING ABOUT NATIONAL CHILDREN’S DAY. AND MILWAUKEE’S BETTY BRINN MUSEUM MAY STILL BE CLOSED BECAUSE OF CORONAVIRUS, BUT TO CELEBRATE DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION BILL PARISO JOINS US ...