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BILLINGS, Mont. -- Saturday afternoon parents and kids had the opportunity to enjoy the fourth annual Atomic Circus, a show hosted by Montana State University Billings and the National Institute

"What it does do, when it's this cold, you open up a whole bunch of experimental observations that you can make, like freezing bubbles," Queen said.

"What it does do, when it's this cold, you open up a whole bunch of experimental observations that you can make, like freezing bubbles," Queen said.

"What it does do, when it's this cold, you open up a whole bunch of experimental observations that you can make, like freezing bubbles," Queen said.

If you embrace the cold weather, you might be able to have some fun, especially with your kids. And cold is cool at MSU-Billings.

Students from 24 counties brought their science projects to the 34th annual MSU Billings Science Expo. After years at Alterowitz Gym, the expo came to the new science building.

Students from 24 counties brought their science projects to the 34th annual MSU Billings Science Expo. After years at Alterowitz Gym, the expo came to the new science building.

Students from 24 counties brought their science projects to the 34th annual MSU Billings Science Expo. After years at Alterowitz Gym, the expo came to the new science building.

Students from 24 counties brought their science projects to the 34th annual MSU Billings Science Expo. After years at Alterowitz Gym, the expo came to the new science building.

Students from 24 counties brought their science projects to the 34th annual MSU Billings Science Expo. After years at Alterowitz Gym, the expo came to the new science building.