When we look at ourselves in a mirror, we might smile or frown. But how do things change when you look at them in a mirror?

As the weather starts to warm, many of us are excited to get outside and hike. So how can you tell if a hike will be easy or hard?

Coin tossing is used to decide everything, from who has to pay for takeout to who gets to speak first at a presidential debate. So if you bet on heads, what's the chance you'll win?

How do knitters decide how many stitches to put on their needles for the desired product size?

Bundle up! Is it below freezing where you live? Wait... how do we know what's "below freezing", anyway?

We have one big cake that has been sliced. How do we express each piece in relation to the big cake mathematically?

Ever wondered about the math behind the vibrant colors on your digital screens? What does “RGB” mean? How can three colors make all the colors you see?

Did you know there is even math related to hair braids? Get a quick rundown of the theory behind it.

How can you describe a chess game without showing a chessboard?

Can you guess the shape of an entire loaf of bread when you see a slice of it? Mathematicians can! How do they do it?

Did you know that the twists and turns of the roller coaster tracks are full of math?

The elevation of Badwater Basin in Death Valley, California is -282 feet… but how can an elevation be negative?