Today let’s do some easy science at home and play with elevation and gases with just some candles, glass jars, and water. By simply elevating
You may have heard of the term fiber optics before, probably most often when referring to internet and internet speed. Many people are looking to
We are exploring the science behind a very popular item, especially in the summertime- glow sticks. If you have used a glow stick before, you
Welcome to another edition of Science Sunday. Have you ever tried to see through an envelope to see exactly what’s inside? Sometimes it works, and
Visit Science Alley, the Science Center’s main atrium, showcasing a range of scientific exploration from the deep sea to outer space that will capture the
We are thrilled to have Mummies of the World: The Exhibition on display at the Connecticut Science Center. This exhibition focuses on how human remains
We were inspired by the opening of the newest traveling exhibition, Mummies of the World: The Exhibition for this edition of Science Sunday. As many
Materials to Collect 7 Clear plastic cups Tissue paper or paper towels Water Food coloring (primary colors to start) Try it! Start by
We are talking all about colors on this edition of Science Sunday, and this is an activity we encourage you to try along with us
Hi everyone and welcome back to another edition of Science Sunday. Today we are talking about how we can change the effects of air once
We all know how tops spin equally well whether they’re spinning clockwise or counterclockwise. But is there something that will only spin in one direction?
Today on Science Sunday we are talking about a fascinating air phenomenon. Think about how long it would take to fill up a plastic bag
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
The Tesla coil is probably one of the most recognizable science tools around. Today, we are going to have some electrifying fun experimenting with this
So many people are getting their gardens started for the spring and summer and we are here to help those gardens be successful. Compost is
