What fans say: "The coasters look and feel like real marble but they actually absorb moisture! They are exactly what I was looking for." ...

While you can find coasters in nearly every home goods store, ranging from simple cork designs to intricate marble patterns, creating your own is where the real fun begins. DIY coasters are ...

Good coasters are functional and stylish. We lived with dozens to find our favorites. Here’s what stood out → Connie Park These Subtle Art Glass Tile Coasters are handcrafted to order in San ...

Think chic serving trays, polished cutting boards, eye-catching coasters, and stylish canisters. These 25 picks also make affordable gifts for your marble-obsessed friend.

We found the best coasters to absorb heat and condensation while adding flair to any table setting. These are our favorite cork, felt, and marble coasters.

In this activity you’ll be using gravity (a force that pulls everything toward the ground) to get your marble to travel through a roller coaster track you design.

Friction Conservation of energy Introduction How much energy does a roller coaster need to go through a loop without getting stuck? Build your own marble roller coaster in this project and find out!

These 4-inch stone coasters are elegant yet practical. Crafted from genuine solid marble, the coaster is mildly absorbent and can take in a decent amount of condensation.

Looking for a fun and easy way to brighten up your living room? These DIY rainbow marble coasters are easy to make and will add personality to any table.

Students use an engineering design process while working collaboratively to design, build, and test marble track roller coasters.

The concept is fairly simple: Instead of looking at the real-life dips and dives of the coaster around them, riders wear a virtual reality headset that immerses them in a 360-degree world that’s ...