Science Sunday: Animation
For the first time ever on Science Sunday, we are exploring animation, from the most basic forms to more complex tools. Along each step, we
For the first time ever on Science Sunday, we are exploring animation, from the most basic forms to more complex tools. Along each step, we
Have you found a unique-looking rock in your backyard and wondered where it came from? Could it be a meteorite from outer space? In this
We are going to make Mark disappear on Science Sunday today. Don’t worry, he will be back to do the weather later, this is just
Welcome back to another edition of Science Sunday where we are exploring another piece of the Forest of Illusions Exhibit. Forest of Illusions was designed
Good Morning everyone and Merry Christmas! We hope you all had an amazing day celebrating with friends and family. In our opinion, one of the
Have you ever gone over a suspension bridge before? Most of us probably have, but we don’t always think about how it works to keep
Welcome back to another edition of Science Sunday. We have talked about chemical reactions before, but we wanted to put a little twist on chemical
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
Earth Day is this week so we are celebrating all week long here at the Science Center. Today we are kicking off with a Science
We brought out 2 of our friends at the Science Center to help give our PSA- Public Science Announcement. It is spring time here in
Does your sense of taste and smell based on if you can see the food or not? That is exactly what some of our teens
The leaves start to turn, you can feel the cold in the air, that’s your signal that it’s spooky season everywhere! At Disney Theme Parks
If you saw our last Science At Play feature, you learned how to make crystals at home. Crystals are the structures normally found inside a
We are using one of our favorite items at the Science Center (dry ice) to talk about the density of different gases. Simply, dry ice
Scot Haney stepped in again this week on Science Sunday to talk about our favorite ‘i’ word, inertia. At the most basic level, inertia is