Frost Science

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 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 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,...

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:...

May 18, 2017

Museum News | Frost Science

As if on cue, Friday’s soggy skies parted just in time to usher in Frost Science’s preview weekend and official...

April 20, 2017

Museum News | Frost Science

Pre-kindergarteners donning lab coats and monitoring an intricate array of Bunsen burners? Well, not quite. But it’s never too early...

March 23, 2017

Museum News | Frost Science

Yes, it’s true—Frost Science has a hall of famer in the books! Dr. Phillip Frost will be part of an...

January 27, 2017

Riddle us this: what moves faster than the speed of sound and lives in a gallery? It’s our Northrop F-5B...

January 19, 2017

Take a quick sweep through Miami’s neighborhoods and one thing becomes pretty clear—we take a lot of pride in our...

January 12, 2017

William Butler Yeats, an Irish poet and a pillar of the 20th-century Irish and British literary establishments, once said: “The...

December 29, 2016

If you happened to see a cluster of mangrove trees suspended in midair last month, no need to worry—your eyes...

December 2, 2016

Science Stories | Gillian Thomas

November 10 was World Science Day for Peace and Development, and for the first time, this year celebrated the work...