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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- Boston, MA, 02114
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- Running the Numbers
Museum of Science
Thursday, November 12 at 9:00am
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Museum of Science, Boston Coming to Boston for New Year's festivities? Swing by the Museum! We'll be open New Year's Eve from 9am-5pm, & New Year's Day from 9am-9pm.
Museum of Science, Boston Looking to upload new material to your iPod? Through weekly interviews with guest researchers and our own knowledgeable staff, the Museum's podcasts offer an in-depth look at the latest in science and technology. Check them out on our website: http://bit.ly/8awDUB
Museum of Science, Boston Our butterfly garden is a warm escape from the Boston winter! Come on in and check out our new Euploea Camaralzeman, or Malayan Crow butterfly- these new butterflies will be introduced into the garden once they emerge from their cocoons. We also have new Consul Fabius or Tiger Leafwing butterflies, which are often dif...ficult to spot because they blend in like leaves until they open their wings. Here's a sneak peek at the new additions to our garden!
Museum of Science, Boston Ever wonder what it would be like to live on the coldest, driest, windiest continent in the world? Join sea animals, penguins, and scientists for a glimpse of the most remote place on Earth: Antarctica! Explore the last great wilderness with this giant-screen film shown on New England's only IMAX® Dome screen: http://bit.ly/5mpWit
Museum of Science, Boston Making plans for your upcoming vacation days? Bring your friends & family to MoS! Check out our holiday schedule: http://bit.ly/6HnJSx
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The Clark Collection of Mechanical Movement Models (Blue Wing, Lower Level) contains 120 working models designed by American engineer William M. Clark.
Museum of Science, Boston Attention Museum lovers! Do you have a romantic story of a date or special moment with a loved one that took place at our museum? We would love to hear your stories! If you are willing to share your romantic anecdotes with us, please send a Facebook message to our lovable dinosaur, Cliff T. Tops, or email us at lcrowne...@mos.org-- and we will fill you in on the project. Thanks for sharing!
Museum of Science, Boston Great boston.com read on how the winter solstice affects New England. The Museum's own Dani LeBlanc, producer and educator at the Charles Hayden Planetarium, provided expertise on the science of the solstice!
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The sun slipped to its annual nadir in the sky today at exactly 12:47 p.m., marking the winter solstice in the northern hemisphere.Boston will cling to just over nine hours of daylight today in what will be the shortest day of the year. ...
Museum of Science, Boston Attention dino fans! New research on how two-legged dinosaurs walked and ran adds new evidence to the argument that these extinct animals were warm blooded. But how can scientists investigate this theory just from fossil bones? Watch this videocast to find out! http://bit.ly/6SucWh
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New research on how two-legged dinosaurs walked and ran adds new evidence to the argument that these extinct animals were warm blooded. But how can scientists investigate this theory just from fossil bones? Watch this videocast to find out.
Museum of Science, Boston Did you know that today is the winter solstice? We have a 1:30pm planetarium program, Winterlight: Stars and Symbols of the Solstice- all about the legends and lore of winter solstice. Come check it out! If you can't make it today, don't worry-- the program will be here through January 3rd. http://bit.ly/5CeVPO
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Museum of Science, Boston The roads are all plowed and the Museum is back open today! Come on in from the cold--we've got lots going on. Check out today's schedule to see a list of our offerings for the day: http://bit.ly/2T0ddZhttp://bit.ly/2T0ddZ
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Museum of Science, Boston New Englanders are well aware that freezing rain can be much more dangerous than snow or sleet. A research team at the University of Pittsburgh has figured out how to treat a surface with nanoparticles so that it can repel water before ice can form. Watch this videocast to find out how the technology works! http://bit.ly/4old28
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New Englanders are well aware that freezing rain can be much more dangerous than snow or sleet. A research team at the University of Pittsburgh has figured out how to treat a surface with nanoparticles so that it can repel water before ice can form. ...
Museum of Science, Boston The Museum is closed today, Sunday, 12/20 due to inclement weather. Stay safe and warm everyone!
Museum of Science, Boston The correct answer to the posted question is: C) Striped scarf! We will send a message with details to the five winners shortly so keep an eye on your Facebook inbox. Thanks to everyone who participated in today's contest, and congratulations to our winners. Tune in next week for more "Free Stuff for Fans"... and bundle up!
Museum of Science, Boston With the holidays upon us, we know everybody is scrambling for last minute gifts & stocking stuffers. We're helping out 5 lucky fans by giving out sets of 4 tix to our exhibit halls, Omni theater, & butterfly garden. Answer the question below by 3pm EST for your chance to win: What winter accessory is our T. Rex wearin...g to show his holiday spirit? A) Santa hat B) Red mittens C) Striped scarf D) Jingle bell necklace
