Frost Science Blog

September 18, 2017

Rewind: A Look Back at Frost Science in August

Astronomically speaking, the month of August was a tough one to beat. Solar eclipse madness overtook the city, with people...

August 31, 2017

When was the last time your school field trip asked you to wrangle down a few half-ton sharks? As wild...

August 14, 2017

Science Stories | Dr. Jorge Perez-Gallego

We’re in for a major celestial treat this month: the U.S. has been given front row seats to a solar...

August 7, 2017

Museum News | Frost Science

July started off with a bang— literally. From our first fireworks-filled Independence Day party to a sold-out live science show...

July 31, 2017

Any word prefaced by “sting” can sound a bit, well, intimidating. But stingrays are typically kind and gentle when interacting...

July 19, 2017

MUVE | Fernando Bretos

For thousands of years, the pursuit of science has been relegated to the loftiest professional thinkers and experimenters. Think: Aristotle,...

July 14, 2017

Curious Vault | Frost Science

Perhaps the defining moment of scouring through the Albert A. Green archive in the Curious Vault was found on the...

July 6, 2017

While summer in the tropics usually means a city-wide slow down, Frost Science hit the ground running with an action-packed...

June 29, 2017

Since the Fall of 2000, Frost Science has hosted a four-year academic program that prepares students from Title 1 schools...

June 20, 2017

Fact: Without Earth’s blanket-like atmosphere to moderate them, temperatures on opposite sides of a spacecraft can vary by 500 degrees....

June 13, 2017

Science Stories | Frost Science

You’ve rolled out your grill, cleaned the pool and stocked up for all the requisite summer party supplies—but for South...

June 2, 2017

When school’s almost out, the heat’s on and afternoon thunderstorms roll in like clockwork, it can only mean one thing:...