Bring on the snow! In Texas we have to make our snowflakes since we very rarely have cold weather. Create unique snowflake patterns to get into the winter spirit. Don't forget to share your creativity with us on our Facebook and Google+ page! 

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The third week of DeSTEMber is here! Thank you for continuing to explore STEM fun with Girlstart and Google Science Fair.

Here is what's coming up this week:

12.16- Sink or Float

12.17- Parachute Ready

12.18- Edible Slime

12.19- Google Science Fair Hangout

12.20- Google+ Hangout with Scientific American & Get to Know Girlstart Google+ Hangout

12.21- Water Bending

12.22- Sweet Density

“Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore.”- The Wizard of Oz
Tornadoes are both fascinating and dangerous at the same time. Meteorologists track weather patterns to predict when a tornado will most likely accrue to help warn the public. Gather your materials to explore a tornado’s vortex safely in your home!

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In this special #DeSTEMber hangout, we take a look at - quite literally - one of the "coolest" parts of CERN.

In the CERN cryogenics laboratory, experts work with liquid nitrogen and liquid helium to cool CERN equipment to temperatures as low as -271°C (about -456°F or 2.15 Kelvin). This temperature is even colder than outer space!

In this hangout, our experts perform hands-on experiments to show the weird and wonderful world of liquid nitrogen, and explain why we need to keep parts of CERN so cold.

Watch live on http://youtube.com/CERNTV at 10am CST!