With daily live presentations, over 700 interactive exhibits, and a steady rotation of Planetarium, IMAX®, and 3-D Digital Cinema shows, there's always something new going on at the Museum of Science, Boston.
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- Running the Numbers
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Thursday, November 12 at 9:00am
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Museum of Science, Boston Hey Everyone! The Omni Tickets Giveaway is now over. Thanks for telling us about the inventions you're most thankful for! We'll be messaging the winners shortly so be sure to keep an eye on your inboxes. Hope you all have a great weekend and an even better Thanksgiving! Don't forget to check back for future "Free Stuff for Fans"
Museum of Science, Boston Are you staying in town for Thanksgiving? Still want to "get away"? Then escape with an Omni film! Today, Friday 11/20, the Museum kicks off "Free Stuff for Fans" by giving away 10 pairs of Omni tickets! These passes are redeemable for any show at any time: http://www.mos.org/exhibits_shows/imax For your chance to win..., comment by the end of today and tell us: What invention are you most thankful for and why?
Museum of Science, Boston FREE STUFF FOR FANS! The Museum of Science is giving our Facebook Fans another reason to look forward to Friday! Starting today, the Museum will offer "Free Stuff for Fans" every Friday now through the end of December. Become a Facebook Fan and stay tuned for updates on how to enter to win the week's giveaways.
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These prints are worth more than just a passing glance. Take a closer look in order to feel the full impact!
"Running the Numbers" is now open through May 9, 2010 at the Museum of Science. Find more info at: http://bit.ly/2Edy2F
A sampling of the temporary exhibit, Running the Numbers, now at the Museum. Chris Jordan's prints translate the raw language of statistics into powerful images of mass consumption. These photos aim to provoke an emotional response not felt with numbers alone.
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"All in the details" http://bit.ly/25SnaD
Want to see the all of the dramatic prints in their entirety? Then head over to: http://bit.ly/2Edy2F and find out more information about our temporary exhibit: "Running the Numbers"
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To make “Gyre,’’ a large-format photograph based on a famous Japanese woodblock print, Chris Jordan compiled smaller photos of 2.4 million pieces of plastic, equal to the number of pounds of plastic pollution that enter the world’s oceans every hour. ...
Museum of Science, Boston The Museum of Science is on Twitter! Check us out: @museumofscience
Museum of Science, Boston Genes & Jazz is TONIGHT! Just a few tickets left so hurry! Get your tickets here: http://bit.ly/1u93SA
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What do DNA and music have in common? Nobel Prize-winner Harold Varmus teams up with son Jacob Varmus, jazz trumpeter and composer, to explore the ways in which genes and notes affect complex organisms and compelling music. ...
Museum of Science, Boston Check out some photos of our new friends at the Live Animal Center! Aren't they little?
Welcome Northern Red-bellied Cooters to the Museum’s Live Animal Center. As part of a head start program, these colorful little guys will be staying with us this winter! Native only to Plymouth County, MA this species is endangered on both the Federal and State level. Head starting began in the 1980s when it was discov...ered there were virtually no hatchlings or young cooters! Today, nests are protected with wire screen and hatchlings are collected as they emerge. About ¼ are kept for head starting and the rest are released into ponds near the nests. The Museum has been involved in this powerful program since 1989 and so far the mortality rate of hatchlings has been reduced from 100% to 5%! Make sure to check back for updates!
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RSVP Contest is over. Congrats Kerry! Thanks for playing everyone!
Still want to get tickets to see the program? Then head on over to http://bit.ly/1u93SA
See you there!
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What do DNA and music have in common? Nobel Prize-winner Harold Varmus teams up with son Jacob Varmus, jazz trumpeter and composer, to explore the ways in which genes and notes affect complex organisms and compelling music. ...
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Take a look at Harry Potter: The Exhibition, now at The Museum! Watch the story at Chronicle!
http://www.thebostonchannel.com/video/21
Museum of Science, Boston 2 days left to RSVP to "Genes and Jazz" for your chance to win two FREE tickets!
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Want to find out what
DNA and music have in common? RSVP to our event "Genes and Jazz"
before next Friday 10/30 @ 5 pm for your chance to win two FREE tickets! Find out more
at our Event Page!
With Nobel Prize winner Harold Varmus, MD and Jacob Varmus, trumpeter and composer
Location:Museum of Science
Time:7:30PM Wednesday, November 4th
Museum of Science, Boston RSVP Contest is over! Congrats Lisa Underkoffler. But don't fret! You can still get your "Music on My Brain" Tickets at: http://bit.ly/HCxld
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Listen: Click "open audio" to hear Rosanne Cash's "Sea of Heartbreak" with Bruce Springsteen, the first single from her new album, List, available online in the Museum shop.
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Just a few hours left to RSVP to "Music on My Brain: A
Conversation with Daniel Levitin and Rosanne Cash" for a chance to win two
FREE tickets! All it takes is a click!
A Conversation with Daniel J. Levitin, PhD, and Roseanne Cash, Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter
Location:Museum of Science
Time:7:00PM Wednesday, October 21st
