This month’s Women in Science Saturday has partnered with the Connecticut Science & Engineering Fair. Four incredibly talented young women will showcase their project achievements.
Every year here on Earth, we experience two unique days: one with the most daylight and one with the shortest daylight. But why does that
Last month, the Connecticut Science Center presented MakeFest: Make it Grow, welcoming local gardeners, farmers, makers, and artisans. Everyone highlighted the importance of growing healthy,
We are continuing to celebrate Earth Day with a very special Science at Play segment. Did you know we can use the power of the
We are exploring genetics today, using a familiar neighbor to us all, the New England Cottontail. The New England Cottontail lives in parts of New
In a previous Science Sunday, we explored fluorescent properties using tonic water and laundry detergent. In that segment, we also mentioned that there are some
Sharks are undeniably one of the most fascinating creatures on the planet. We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Jasmine, founder of Project
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
At our recent Virtual Gala: Thank You Science, we recognized the outstanding individuals and organizations who are active in their communities, inspiring lifelong learning and
We have received so many amazing questions through our Dear Science campaign, including this one from Parker in Enfield. How do hurricanes form? Connecticut was just
We have received so many amazing questions through our Dear Science campaign, including this one from Gia and Sophia. How hot is the Sun? We
Did you know the sound that crickets make is caused by them scraping their wings together? Did you know fireflies communicate with flash patterns? Did
Did you know that only 0.3% of the world’s water supply is available for us to use? Only 0.3%! That’s not a lot. So it
Good Morning everyone and welcome to another edition of Science Sunday. Last week we celebrated Earth Day, which is one of our favorite holidays here
One of my favorite things about working at the Connecticut Science Center is the view of the Connecticut River. Not only is the river in
