Why do we have bones? What would we be like without bones? What are bones made of and how do they fit together? The answers to these questions and many others await you in this engaging exploration of the human skeletal system.

Learn the facts about dinosaurs using fossil replicas and animal artifacts. Find out how scientists draw conclusions about the structure and behavior of dinosaurs based on observations of animals living today.

Explore the basic properties of laser light and learn how it differs from ordinary light using helium/neon lasers. Discover how sound can be used to create a laser light show.

Bend, split, and bounce light exploring the visible spectrum in demonstrations that will light up the day! From making a rainbow to "painting" with light, explore the components of white light.

Demonstrations with magnets and electromagnetic forces include a 3-D magnetic field view box, alnico magnets, powerful neodymium magnets, and ASC's six-foot, giant motor. See how electricity can be used to make an electromagnet and how a magnet can be used to generate electricity.

Explore Earth's nearest neighbor in space in this classroom astronomy program: from its changing faces to craters, mountains and more. What would it take to travel to the Moon? How long will it take? Is there gravity there? And what will you do after taking those first small steps?

Use brain, brawn, and simple machines to work out a task. Make a crazy contraption that moves an object from one place to another using simple and compound machines.

From the liquid to the gas, observe what happens when water, air, and the Sun's heat combine to make weather. Explore how clouds form, why tornadoes become powerful, when to look for a rainbow, and why it's not a good idea to stand close to a window during a thunderstorm.