Science & Environment
Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory trains the next generation of scientists
Young campers learn from some of the most esteemed researchers in the state surrounded by some of the most pristine learning environments.
Why You See Faces in Things
Join Joe Hanson as he explores curiosity and illuminates the science behind… well, everything.
Why You See Faces in Things
Season 12 Episode 10 | 10m 23s | CC
Have you ever looked at a cloud and seen a face? Or the front of a car and seen a face? Or an electrical outlet and seen a face? You definitely have. We all see faces everywhere we look thanks to a fun quirk of the human brain called visual pareidolia.
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