
Science Sunday: Fun with Bubbles
We are taking Science Sunday outside this weekend to experiment with some bubbles. The Connecticut Science Center puts a special ingredient in our bubble solution
We are taking Science Sunday outside this weekend to experiment with some bubbles. The Connecticut Science Center puts a special ingredient in our bubble solution
Have you ever gone around a corner in a car or on a roller coaster and felt yourself being pushed towards the corner? Have you
On a sunny, sweltering day back in May, the Connecticut Science Center hosted its second installment of MakeFest, Make it Grow, presented by Stanley Black
Did you know that traditional sparklers can burn at up to 3000 Degrees Fahrenheit? 3000 Degrees! Now that’s HOT. This makes it very important to
June is Pride Month so we wanted to highlight the work of an LGBTQ+ scientist for this edition of Science At Play. Alan Turing was
We all know there is a big difference between baking powder and baking soda when it comes to cooking. But why are they so different?
It’s hard to believe but we are quickly approaching the end of summer here in Connecticut. There is so much you can explore in your
Have you ever wondered how planes can take flight? Well, the physics that helps them to fly works very similarly for kites. Physics is a
We were inspired today by some of our favorite meteorologists for a weather themed science experiment. Today, we are going to make a cloud inside
We are right in the middle of summer, so the trees around us are full of bright green leaves. Explore the colorful pigments leaves have
Watch below as our Potions Professor taught her Muggle Magic Potions Class. Now, we can’t get dragon’s blood or mermaid spit here in the muggle
Happy Independence Day! We hope everyone had a happy and safe 4th of July weekend. Maybe one of the ways you celebrated was with sparklers
It’s something we’ve all seen- whether on TV or in real life. A skydiver jumps out of an airplane 10,000 feet in the air, and
Summer is finally here! The weather is warming up, plants are flowering, trees are putting out new leaves, and all of the critters are busy
On any given night between April and September in our capital city, you will hear adults and children alike singing Take Me Out to the