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Math comes alive at Science Mill over spring break, March 11-21

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Two students check out an exhibit at the Science Mill.
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Two students check out an exhibit at the Science Mill.

The Science Mill in Johnson City is hosting Math Universe, a 10-day Spring Break immersive, hands-on experience March 11-21.

“From spirals in nature to the mysteries of time and space, Math Universe transforms big ideas into unforgettable adventures for curious minds of all ages,” said a spokesperson. “Math isn’t something you memorize here — it’s something you experience.”

Math Universe explores:

-The Golden Ratio in art, architecture, and nature

-Fractals and spirals hidden in snowflakes, pinecones, and galaxies

-The power of Pascal’s Triangle and probability

-How gravity bends space-time

-What it means to travel at the speed of light

Using interactive stations, guests will:

-Construct spiral galaxies

-Race through time in a relativity challenge

-Create fractal snowflakes

-Build geometric patterns inspired by nature

-Test reflexes against the speed of light

A Special Activity, Pi Day, happens on Saturday, March 14, 2026. This town-wide math adventure is a full day of hands-on activities inspired by Pi, including patterns and the hidden math behind everyday life. It is made possible through the support of the Simons Foundation.

All 50+ regular exhibits will be open, covering light, robotics, fossils, life science, chemistry, physics, water, plants, energy, programming, and more.

Tickets, details, and daily activity schedule are available at www.sciencemill.org.


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