Science Stories

• MUVE Recognized by City of Miami Anyone who has joined Frost Science’s Museum Volunteers for the Environment (MUVE) program for a beach clean-up, nuisance vegetation removal and/or planting…
• Pillar Corals Now Considered Critically Endangered With its tall columns stretching from the seafloor towards the bright sky above, the pillar coral (Dendrogyra cylindrus) is one of the…
• Volcanic Activity on Mars Upends our Understanding of the Red Planet’s Interior Fans of the Frost Planetarium show Worlds Beyond Earth have seen what it must be like to roam dry, dusty Mars. Known…
• It’s a Holiday Showdown! Guests at Frost Science are in for a treat this year: We have a brand-new, live holiday show that pits the roaring…
• Small Shrimp, Big Punch: Innovative Animal Training at Frost Science Peacock mantis shrimp are famous—infamous, really—for their powerful punches. These vibrantly colored marine crustaceans have strong limbs they can swing at 50…
• November Highlights from the Education Team November was a busy month for the Frost Science Education team. Amidst preparing lessons and activities for Winter Camp, practicing the holiday…
• Renovating The Dive to Rebuild our Reefs In August, we announced the establishment of the National Coral Reef Conservancy at Frost Science, also known as ReeFLorida. Guests and members…
• Behind the Scenes of Ultimate Dinosaurs Dr. Cary Woodruff is the curator of vertebrate paleontology at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science. Earlier this week, he…
• Special Holiday Hours Frost Science is open daily, including Christmas Day. You and your loved ones can spend the day exploring the science behind the…
• Frank Steslow Announces Intention to Step Down as President & CEO Frank Steslow, chief executive officer and president of the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, announced this week that he intends…