NASA has announced findings related to the icy, ocean bearing worlds of Saturn’s moon Enceladus and Jupiter’s moon Europa. Scientists with NASA’s Cassini mission discovered hydrogen gas in the subsurface ocean of Enceladus that could indicate the potential for chemical energy capable of supporting life. The Hubble Space Telescope recently detected a plume on a […]

Technology is fueling the tide in today’s world. Where is your place in that ecosystem? The Rising Tide Initiative’s mission is to enhance the Fort Worth and Tarrant County Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology community through the introduction of a vibrant, collaborative technology ecosystem. Become a part of this conversation at the Rising Tide Initiative Launch

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History will host an exciting festival centered on Mother Nature, conservation and earth sciences from April 18 to April 22. All Systems Earth celebrates Earth Week with interactive hands-on activities designed to teach guests of all ages about the world around them. Guests will not only explore how

Jerusalem held sacred by three religious traditions and one of the most important cities in the world is yours to explore again at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. Audiences will experience this ancient, enigmatic place through distinct perspectives when Jerusalem returns to the Omni Theater on April 8. Narrated by Benedict Cumberbatch,

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History’s halls are usually filled with children and families, but that won’t be the case on April 1 from 6-10 PM. During this time, the Museum will once again host Science on Tap, an adult-only event for those who are 21+. The after-hours extravaganza will feature a cash

Guests and volunteers from all over the Dallas-Fort Worth area will converge on the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History to celebrate the Maker Movement at iMake: Maker Fest on April 1 from 10 AM to 4 PM! The festival aims to celebrate the collaborative culture of the Maker Movement, which encompasses using invention,

Bring the whole family to the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History for an unforgettable Spring Break from March 11 – March 18! Experience the immersive technology of DinoLabs, and watch your dinosaur creations come to life on an interactive screen. Adventure through the Rainforest Maze, Pirate Piggies Ship and Isa’s Flowery Garden in

In an increasingly complex world, engineers are challenged daily to keep pace with a competitive technological landscape and find solutions to meet the most basic of human needs. Around the globe, engineers are using their creativity and technical know-how to make a difference, one person at a time. Dream Big and celebrate Engineers Week, February

Experience adventure with Dora & Diego – Let’s Explore! opening at The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History on February 18. The enchanting exhibit allows children to role-play, solve problems and practice sharing and caring behaviors while immersed in the bilingual world of Dora and Diego. Children and families alike can explore with Dora

Around the world, the most basic of human needs go unmet. Clean water. Sustainable food supplies. Reliable shelter and infrastructure. Every day, engineers answer the call to build a better future. Dream Big: Engineering our World, opening February 17 at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History’s Omni Theater, an IMAX® Dome, tells the