Explore the physical properties of different liquids by forming bubbles and comparing their strengths.

Explore snail shells and learn how they act as climate recorders. Learn how geologist and earth and planetary scientist Dr. Breecker and his researchers use snail shells to understand how climate has changed in Texas over thousands of years.

Explore how igneous rocks react to hot molten lava which leads to volcanic explosions. See what happens underground when pressure begins to build up.

Learn about groundwater by viewing a demonstration of how water flows through aquifer systems and rivers.Meet UT geoscientists and learn about the myriad of career paths in earth sciences.

Watch the water clear up right before your very eyes! Help us figure out how we can use Moringa Tree seeds to filter out dye from water.

Knock knock! Who's there? Water. Water you waiting for? Come learn how water is filtered through different natural and chemical processes, then test your own filtration device.

Urban Ecosystems will show you some of the critters that live in Austin area urban creeks. Check out these small organisms using a stereoscope. Learn more about new organisms and what we do in the lab.

Scientists study cells to determine the cause of illness and disease. Come look at how cells are viewed and the impact of AI innovation in women's health.

Design, build, test and tweak a zipline carrier using the Science Mill unique cardboard pucks to deliver your cargo safely and securely as you put the engineering design process into action.