Intel Museum - Free Class Lets Kids Explore the World Inside of a FabTwo class times: 10-11am, 3-4pmExplore what it's like inside an ultra-clean, highly automated silicon chip fabrication facility (fab) - from particles of contamination to bunnysuits - and get an inside glimpse into a Class 1 Fab from the museum. Space is limited and reservations are required. Email museum@intel.com to register (child's ...
The Exploratorium's innovative Cinema Arts program presents a series of short films, animations, and abstract works to engage all curious movie lovers in the museum's Kanbar Forum. Films vary from week to week, and encompass museum gallery themes and investigations of natural phenomena. All screenings are included with museum admission. Saturday Cinema: ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: Included with admission
Robert Ferguson Observatory-Public Solar ObservingThe Robert Ferguson Observatory (RFO) is open to the public for Daytime Solar viewing: Solar telescopes are set up so you can safely look at and listen to our favorite star, the Sun.Solar Observing: FREE to the publicParking: $8.00 Park Use FeeHandicapped Parking is available at the Observatory entrance.
Where: KenwoodCost: $8.00
'The Savage Garden' talk and book signingPeter D'Amato, founder of California Carnivores, will be giving a talk on and signing the revised edition of his book, "The Savage Garden: Cultivating Carnivorous Plants."For fifteen years, "The Savage Garden" has been the number one bestselling bible for those interested in growing carnivorous plants. The new edition is fully ...
Where: BerkeleyCost: FREE
First Light in the UniversePrograms include concert, a talk by a University of California astronomer about current research, and (weather permitting) viewing through the historic Great Lick Refractor and the Nickel 40-inch telescope. Knowledgeable local amateur astronomers outside the buildings provide additional telescopes and informal astronomy discussions.Due to safety concerns, children under the age ...
Where: Mt. HamiltonCost: $40 General, prefered options available
Astronomy Program On Mt Diablo: Black HolesThis month's program is – "Black Holes" a short discussion about black holes, how we know they are there and their effects.Please join Mt. Diablo Astronomical Society for an astronomy program. Lower Summit Parking Lot of Mt. Diablo State Park. Enter the park at least 45 minutes before start time at the ...
What happens to a spaceship that falls into a black hole?What would happen to Earth if the Sun was replaced by a black hole?If we can't see black holes, how do we know they are there?Where are the black holes in our Galaxy?
Where: Walnut CreekCost: Free
Perseid Meteor Shower TalkView a stunning meteor shower from the constellation Perseus as you learn about this and other "falling stars". Meet at the park office near Spring Valley Pond. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. All ages welcome. (408) 262-6980
Where: MilpitasCost: Free
San Mateo County Astronomical Society Star PartyThe City of San Carlos Department of Parks and Recreation and the San Mateo County Astronomical Society have open Star Parties. These events are held in Crestview Park, San Carlos California. Dates and Sunset times are below. Note that inclement weather (clouds, excessive wind and showers) will cause the event ...
Where: San CarlosCost: Free
Perseid Meteor Shower ViewingLooking for a safe, legitimate place to view the meteor shower? Look no further! Meet at the reservoir parking lot before 11:30pm. Bring a flashlight with red lens or cellophane cover. (408) 268-3883
Where: San JoseCost: Free
The Lives of StarsThe stars that speckle the sky have long fascinated humanity, but only in the past century have astronomers figured out how stars are born, live, and die and which stars might have planets with intelligent life.Speaker: Dr. Ken Croswell
Where: Mill ValleyCost: Free
Robert Ferguson Observatory-Public Star PartyStar Parties: Starting at dusk, the Observatory's three main telescopes are open for your viewing. Docents set up additional telescopes in front of the building, while presentations on astronomical topics are given in the classroom throughout the course of the evening. Friendly and knowledgeable docents are available to answer your ...
