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
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
Have you ever wondered how the Connecticut Science Center’s exhibit galleries and exhibits are developed? Here is a behind the scenes tour of how our
Hawai’i Volcanoes Virtual Tour I have wanted to travel to Hawaii for as long as I can remember. I still haven’t made it all the
Why is it Worth Checking this Place Out? The impact Yellowstone’s geology has had on the region, continent, and world for millions of years cannot
Materials to Collect: 2 Liter Bottle Isopropyl Alcohol Bike Pump Duct Tape Try it Out: Remove the label from the 2 liter bottle
“Climate Action” is the theme of Earth Day 2020, but first, let’s hop in our time machines to see what the very first Earth Day
Watching time tick away while you click through YouTube clips? Why not watch something inspirational? This week Netflix has made Chasing Coral available for free
Looking for a fun way to observe the natural world while staying cozy indoors? Hang up some bird feeders where you can see them from
Feeling guilty about all that Netflix binging? Not to worry. The Connecticut Science Center is here to give you a few recommendations about educational content
As the weather warms and the days get longer, the yearly migration of humans from couch to yard begins anew. Hopefully you are enjoying time
Today, we are going to talk about the science of Earth’s magnetic field and navigation. The Earth has a magnetic field because of the molten
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,
If the bridge by Our Changing Earth’s entry looks familiar, there’s a reason. According to recent freeway counts by FHI and Connecticut’s Department of Transportation,
