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We're closed 20, 25 and 26 Dec. Our Puppet Theatre is being refurbished from 16 to 18 Dec.

We're closed 20, 25 and 26 Dec. Our Puppet Theatre is being refurbished from 16 to 18 Dec.

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Scitech - Welcoming endless curiosity

We're closed 20, 25 and 26 Dec. Our Puppet Theatre is being refurbished from 16 to 18 Dec.

We're closed 20, 25 and 26 Dec. Our Puppet Theatre is being refurbished from 16 to 18 Dec.

Is Scitech for everyone?

Yes, Scitech is for everyone! We’re an all ages Science Centre. There’s plenty to do, see and experience for all.

For adults visiting without children, we particularly recommend checking out a Planetarium show, our current feature exhibition and our newest gallery, Kaartadjin Koorliny.

Have you ever seen a blue whale poo? Check out this deposit off the southwest coast of WA! These giants can produce up to 200 litres of excrement with each bowel movement, and their poo is a key nutrient for the ocean environment. 🐋 . 📸: Ian Weise . . . #whales #bluewhale #southwestWA

Congratulations to the winners of the 2019 Governor’s School STEM Awards, announced on Tuesday at Government House by the Hon Kim Beazley AC and Hon Dave Kelly MLA Minister for Science. 🏆👏 . Melville Senior High School & Brookman Primary School received the Leadership Excellence Awards, with Hale School & Pannawonica Primary School as runners-up, awarded the Meritorious Leadership Awards. . The Governor’s School STEM Awards recognise the amazing work of #primary and #secondary schools who are leading the way in STEM education. . . . #ScitechWA #STEM #STEMeducation

Relive the nostalgic exhibitions of Scitech’s past in a special gallery on our new website (link in bio)! Which one's your favourite? . . . #ScitechWA #sciencemuseum #throwback #vintagescience

In a galaxy far, far away a star is born. But how? . Stars are created when gravity causes clouds of gas and dust to clump and compact together. As the density increases, the clump gets hotter and hydrogen atoms come together to form helium - consequently releasing heaps of energy. And so a star life begins... . 📸: Jeremy Thomas . #star #space #astronomy #astarisborn

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Engaging Western Australians in STEM

A star, two and half times larger than our Sun, has been caught *speeding* through the galaxy at 1,755km per second… https://t.co/GNQzWPMEVc

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