Science Sunday: Taking a Trip Through Time
Today, we are using Science Alley, our main lobby level, to take a trip through time. This 166 square foot space will help us to
Today, we are using Science Alley, our main lobby level, to take a trip through time. This 166 square foot space will help us to
Today Antarctica is a frozen desert. The few plants that survive here- mosses, lichens, liverworts, algae, a single species of hair grass, and a flowering
In the Connecticut Science Center’s latest exhibit, “Dinosaurs Around the World” you can find an unusual predatory dinosaur, Neovenator, which sports an elaborate crown of
In the Connecticut Science Center’s newest permanent exhibit, Genome in Me, you can learn about the cutting edge science of genomics. Genes have evolved over
Our brand new traveling exhibit, Dinosaurs Around the World, opened this past weekend here at the Connecticut Science Center. Dinosaurs lived millions of years ago,
We were inspired by our new traveling exhibit, Dinosaurs Around the World for this Science Sunday. Opening this weekend, March 6, 12 animatronic dinosaurs will
I’ve never really understood why the word ‘dinosaur’ is used to describe something unintelligent, slow, or out-of-date. Dinosaurs hosted an incredible range of adaptations including
Narrated by Craig Sechler 66 million years ago something amazing happened. Something terrible and amazing. The dinosaurs had been the dominant species on planet Earth
Evolution can be a tricky subject for kids to understand, especially when it comes to concepts like the vastness of time and the slow, gradual
The scale of devastation caused by the wildfires in Australia is difficult to comprehend. Who can picture over 26 million acres or 41,000 square miles,
While watching my favorite science fiction movies and TV shows, I’m often left with more questions than answers. Can we actually clone ancient animals like