STEM in 30: What Goes Up Must Come Down: Plummeting Through the Layers of the Atmosphere
Learn about the layers of the atmosphere and the challenges the engineering team overcame in planning and executing Alan Eustace's world record-breaking jump.
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STEM in 30: World War One: How the Great War Still Influences Today
Learn about the WWI time period and aircraft during this episode of STEM in 30.
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Flights of Fancy Craft Time: Make a Windsock and Wind Spinner
Join us for a demonstration of two science crafts to explore moving air and wind.
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Flights of Fancy Craft Time: Make Your Own Cardboard Cockpit
Join us for a demonstration of how to create an airplane cockpit for pretend play using cardboard and jar lids
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Flights of Fancy Craft Time: Space Laser Activity
Upcycle materials from your home to make a play space laser and zap space junk
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Flights of Fancy Craft Time: Telescope Activity
Make a simple telescope from a paper tube and use it to look at the clouds and stars
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Flights of Fancy Craft Time: Wearable Wings
Make costume wings and pretend you can fly
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Flights of Fancy Craft Time: Make Your Own Bubbles
Watch a demonstration of how to make bubble solution and then use household materials to blow bubbles
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Flights of Fancy Craft Time: Make a Biplane
Join us for a demonstration of how to use a paper towel tube and paper to make a biplane model.
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Flights of Fancy Craft Time: Use Recycled Paper to Make a Model Earth
Use newspaper and paint to create a model of planet Earth that you can play with
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