Have you ever wondered what fruit juice and disappearing ink have in common? Chemistry! Hundreds of students and volunteers will soon converge on the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History to explore these concepts and more during Chemistry Connections: National Chemistry Week, Oct. 15 and 18-21. National Chemistry Week, created by the American Chemical […]

At a gala celebrating its 75th anniversary Thursday night, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History disclosed a dramatic new vision that would transform the Museum into a hub for digital learning with fun and inventive ways to experience and explore the world. Van Romans, president of the Museum, said the new Academy of

The Research and Learning Center (RLC), an innovative research and education project, has been awarded the prestigious Exemplifying the Mission Award from The International Mind, Brain and Education Society. The RLC launched in 2014 as a collaboration between the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and the Southwest Center for Mind, Brain, and Education

It has been fifteen years since the terror attacks of 9/11, but memories of that tragic event are as clear to some as if it were yesterday. You are invited to join the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History in commemorating this anniversary through two special free events. On September 6 at 7 PM,

Could the discovery of a new planet only 4.25 light-years away from Earth hold clues to extraterrestrial life? That’s what researchers are asking after the discovery of what’s being called the Pale Red Dot. The planet, which orbits Proxima Centauri outside of our solar system, is believed to be capable of sustaining life. Researchers theorize

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History will celebrate the 75th Anniversary on Saturday, May 21st with the opening of a special exhibition, “Hidden Treasures: Celebrating 75 Years”, a tribute to some of the Museum’s iconic artifacts from its extensive permanent collections. The Museum will also host special programs and events for the public,