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Kids Connection en Español – Conozca a Fria
¡Conozca a Fria! ¡La mejor amiga del Monstruo de Nieve y miembra del equipo meteorológico de NBC Connecticut Primera Alerta!
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Manchester Rocketry Teams Heading to National Competition
A year’s worth of work culminates this Saturday as the American Rocketry Challenge takes place outside of the nation’s Capital. One hundred teams of middle and high school students from across the coast will go head to head for the title and the chance to compete internationally. Eighth grader Vera Saylor is one of many students making the trip...
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Cramer's Lightning Round: Rent-A-Center Is a Sell
“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he’s giving his answers to callers’ stock questions at rapid speed.
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Kids Connection “Winter Fun” – Snowstorm in a Jar Experiment
NBC Connecticut First Alert Meteorologist Rachael Jay shares a fun science experiment the whole family can try!
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Kids Connection “Winter Fun” – Snowstorm in a Jar
NBC Connecticut First Alert Meteorologist Rachael Jay shares a fun science experiment the whole family can try!
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Kids Connection “Winter Fun” Special Online Now
Discover fun winter-themed activities for the whole family! Watch Kids Connection: Winter Fun available now!
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US Unveils Changes to Attract Foreign Science, Tech Students
The Biden administration has announced policy changes to attract international students specializing in science, technology, engineering and math
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NASA Chooses Local Museum for STEM Education Grant
The Mystic Seaport Museum and Planetarium is one of only two New England awardees to receive grant funding to promote student participation in STEM fields.
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NASA Selects South Windsor Native as New Astronaut
South Windsor native Cmdr. Jack Hathaway was just named as one of 10 new astronauts for NASA.
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Free Summer Program Lifting Up Young Women in Southeastern CT
S.T.E.P.S. Inc. received a grant from the state to offer free summer programming for young women in southeastern Connecticut this summer.
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Camp Trying to Help Girls Bridge the Learning Gap During Pandemic
A camp in Norwich is helping to empower school-aged girls and help them succeed and grow during the pandemic.
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Local Teenagers Work to Come Up With New Germ Fighting Invention
Students from Pomfret School are finalists in a national coding competition. The group of teenagers engineered a robot that sprays cleaning solution and wipes surfaces.
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Pomfret Students Recognized Nationally for Robot Invention
Students from Pomfret School are finalists in a national coding competition. The group of teenagers engineered a robot that sprays cleaning solution and wipes surfaces. The competition, TI Codes by Texas Instruments, required students to design a machine that automates a process related to health, wellness or medicine during the pandemic. The students engineered a Germ Eliminating Rinsing Machine (GERM)….
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These STEM Influencers Are Proving Anyone Can Be a ‘Math Person'
You’ve heard of social media influencers… but what about STEM influencers? They’re pretty much what they sound like. Instead of trying to get teens to buy into the latest product or fad, they’re trying to turn them on to the world of science, technology, engineering and math. NBCLX caught up with two women who’ve developed a rabid following on social...
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Model Haley Kalil Explains Why She Called Out the STEM and Fashion Industries
Haley Kalil is not just a Sports Illustrated model: she has a degree in the sciences and has worked in an immunology lab. And after getting attention for pointing out the differences in how women are treated in STEM compared to the fashion industry, she started the “Nerd Herd” clothing brand. The clothes will celebrate the sciences, and all proceeds...
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TIME's Kid of the Year Tells Us Why Science Matters
A survey conducted by the company 3M says more Americans trust science this year compared to last. Gitanjali Rao, a 15-year-old scientist and inventor who was named TIME magazine’s 2020 Kid of the Year, talks about the results.
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Thanks to This Stanford Student, You Can See Climate Change From Space
Deforestation, drought, floods and many other symptoms of climate change are visible from satellites. Stanford University student Liza Goldberg teamed up with NASA, National Geographic and Google to show some of those images on website Cloud to Classroom. “One of the best ways of actually communicating environmental change is making a visual,” Goldberg says.
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Bloomfield High School Students Win Big in Global Stem Competition
A team of Bloomfield High School students is being recognized for their innovative thinking. Their project was to create better mobility in under-served communities. It’s a part of the “Made to Move Communities” academic challenge hosted by Connecticut-based, Otis Elevator Company. At least 14 teams from several countries participated in the STEM-related academic match. Brittany and Brianna Washington, Joshua Brown,…
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Bloomfield High Students Win National STEM Competition
A group of Bloomfield High School seniors won the American Region of a global STEM competition.
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Kids Connection: Fun With Science – Snow Slime
Find out the science behind slime in a fun lesson and experiment the whole family can try!