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Encompassing 30,000 square feet, the vast collection of dynamic exhibits transports visitors onto a 21st-century offshore drilling rig.

A visual demonstration of the Earth’s rotation. Named after Jean Bernard Leon Foucault, first exhibited at the 1851 World’s Fair in Paris.

Showcasing the diverse environmental characteristics of the Texas coast. Featuring salt marsh and oyster reef habitats.

An Exploration of Shells and Ocean Conservation and the importance of mollusks in the Ocean’s Ecosystem and Earth’s Ecology.

Discover more than 450 beautifully crystallized mineral specimens, including some of the world’s most rare and beautiful examples.

Explore this living habitat marveling at spectacular live and preserved specimens of some of the world’s largest and weirdest arthropods.

The Expedition Center offers missions to groups of all kinds including school field trips, scout groups, and birthday parties. This unique experience uses space exploration to fuel the imagination and get participants excited about doing science in the classroom and as a career. The Expedition Center is a tool for teachers to help them work on teamwork, problem-solving, critical thinking, and processing information with their students. The program creates a motivation for learning science after the field trip and fosters a sense of accomplishment in students.