The water cycle has no starting point. The sun, heats the water in the oceans and evaporates as vapor into the air. The vapor rises into the air where cooler temperatures cause it to condense into clouds. Air currents move clouds around the globe, cloud particles collide, grow, and fall out of the sky as rain or snow. Most precipitation

Kids soak up knowledge and information like a sponge. Try out these simple experiments with your kids and get them interested in science. The Volcano What you need: Plastic cup/s Water 3-4 Tbs of baking soda at least 1 tsp of dish soap Food coloring (or washable paint if you want to avoid staining) 1 cup (236ml) of Vinegar  Step

Rainwater gathering or harvesting First thing during an emergency, you will need to gather water and the easiest way to do it is to gather rain water. If you are a millennial or older, chances are you have large buckets lying around in case of a water shortage. Collecting rain water is a great source of clean water. All that

Water is probably the most common liquid that we drink throughout our lives. Water is all around us, from the rain to the water on the shelves of stores, we sometimes forget how important water is in our daily lives. Here are some little-known facts that you may or may not know about water. A person can live about a

Drinking enough water everyday is very important to keep our bodies functioning well and healthy, but then how much water is too much? Hyponatremia or Overhydration and water intoxication happens when a person drinks more water than their kidneys can get rid of via urine. Hyponatremia is a condition where sodium levels in the blood are lower than normal. More