Martin Dreyfuss
•4/1/2026
Mad scientists Kate and Christian joined "Good Morning Gulf Coast" for some wacky science experiments, perfect to try at home with the kids.
It is a tradition at IMAG History & Science Center to use the holiday to turn science wacky.
Wednesday, Christian and Kate created a toilet paper launcher, taught us how to put a needle in a balloon without it popping, and showed us how you can quickly change the state of water.
Learn more about IMAG by checking out its website.
Watch the full segment above.
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