Mark Dixon and Aoife Ryle track the earth, the moon and the sun in June 4's Science Sunday.
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Chief meteorologist Mark Dixon participates in an animation demonstration for Sept. 10's Science Sunday.
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Mark Dixon witnesses a color change chemical reaction in the September 3 edition of Science Sunday.
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Chief meteorologist Mark Dixon plays a game using just his brain waves in the Aug. 27 edition of Science Sunday.
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What makes reflective material so reflective? Here's Aug. 20's Science Sunday.
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Mark Dixon witnesses a chemical reaction to make polyurethane foam in Aug. 13's Science Sunday.