Dinner and a Private Screening of ‘Hubble’ in IMAX with NASA Astronaut Megan McArthur
Astronaut McArthur shares her stories from Space Shuttle Atlantis and the last Hubble mission. Enjoy dinner and a private screening of our IMAX movie Hubble introduced by Astronaut McArthur. Afterward, join our Astronaut on the rooftop terrace under the stars for space-themed treats, Q & A, and photo opportunities. More details at: http://www.thetech.org/bayarea_science When: Friday, November 4th, 6:30-10 PM Where: The Tech Museum, 201 S Market St, San Jose, CA 95113 Speakers: Astronaut Megan McArthur Cost: $39.99 Adult & $19.99 Child Members: $29.99 Adult & $14.99 Child Buy...
Read MoreMoonlight Hike at Chabot Space & Science Center
Hike the hills under the glowing light of the moon. Join us for a moderately strenuous yet serene 3-4 mile hike in our backyard, the Redwoods. Guided by an experienced hiker participants will begin and end the hike at Chabot. Hike guide will meet participants in the main lobby. When: Friday, November 4, 2011, 6 PM – 9 PM Where: Chabot Space & Science Center, 10000 Skyline Blvd. Oakland, CA 94619 Cost: $7
Read MoreScience at the Library – Chromatography and Forensic Science
How many colors make black? Be amazed as black magically turns into vibrant purples, blues, greens, magenta, and more with just a drop of water! This hands-on science activity for children 5 and older introduces the concept of chromatography. Chromatography comes from the Greek word chroma meaning “color” and graphia meaning “writing”. Chromatography is a fun way to explore the separation of color pigments. This program, held in conjunction with the One City One Book program and the Bay Area Science Festival, is limited to 20 participants. Where: Glen Park Library...
Read MoreUSGS – Science for a Changing Bay Area
Today’s dynamic and rapidly changing San Francisco Bay Area requires up-to-date information about Earth’s natural processes, how they influence regional issues, and their impact on decision-making throughout the Bay Area. USGS scientists are studying these processes to gain a better understanding of their potential effect on Bay Area climate and land-use change, ecosystems, environmental health, natural hazards, and water resources. Please join us as our scientists explain in non-technical terms how they apply the latest technology and new scientific tools to study the San...
Read MoreIMAX Mini Film Festival
We’ll be showing 4 IMAX favorites, displaying the great power of nature! Experience what it’s like when the ground shakes, mountains explode, and sky turns dark and violent. Go inside a tornado, and through the eye of a hurricane. Travel across creaking icefalls and gaping chasms, up towering cliffs, and into the danger zone of oxygen-thin altitude, as you take in the science and the awe-inspiring forces of nature. More details at: http://www.thetech.org/bayarea_science When: Thursday, November 3rd, 5-8 PM Where: The Tech Museum, 201 S Market St, San Jose, CA 95113 Cost: $8 for...
Read MoreExploring Mars! Hands-on activities for kids with Project Astro
Get a different perspective on the Red Planet! We’ll make a Pocket Solar System, then make your own Space Helmet, and then mix some Martian soil to discover, “Why is Mars Red?” Space is limited to 30 participants per session. Please pre-register at the library where you would like to attend. Best for kids ages seven and up. When: Thursday, Nov. 3, 4 PM Where: San Bruno Library, 701 Angus Avenue West, San Bruno, CA 94066-3490
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