The Exploratorium isn’t just for tourists you know. Located in Pier 15, along the San Francisco waterfront, it’s the perfect destination combined with a stroll along the Embarcadero and a snack at the nearby Ferry Building. The Exploratorium isn’t your ordinary stand and stare museum. Most exhibits are interactive, suitable for bored children and photo-ops….
Just in time for Earth Day, “Bill Nye: Science Guy” screened at the 60th San Francisco International Film Festival. In this documentary, we go behind-the-scene to rocket launches, a giant creationist wood arc, a robot competition, and an ice cave, where scientists monitor global warming. Once a children’s show host, Nye is now CEO of…
Don’t let the giant eyes, tiny noses, and knee-socks fool you. This is real science. The Manga Guides from No Starch Press, use the conventions of Japanese comic books to explain challenging scientific topics clearly and cleverly. They proudly proclaim themselves “the finest in geek entertainment”. (That’s fun learning for the rest of us). What…
FACT OR FICTION: Does the Loch Ness Monster really exist? Are the stories of Dragons, Mermaids and BigFoot true accounts? Atlanta’s FERNBANK Museum of Natural History challenges us to explore the legends and mysteries; to take a closer look and examine the orgin and foundation of the folklore and fantasy in the natural world. Can…
Summer is a time to relax and enjoy yourself. But why not spend your lazy summer days learning something new? Three museums throughout California are hosting new exhibits that will entertain and educate you throughout the summer. So, take the afternoon off work, grab the kids and hit up these local hot spots: Explore the…