Women in STEM

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Interstellar Comet Incoming: 3I

Is there an alien visitor in our solar system right now? Not exactly—but there is something just as rare. A comet from another star system, named 3I, is currently passing through our solar system. Astrophysicist Erika Hamden explains why discoveries like...
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This Particle Might Break Physics

You can’t see them, but muons may hold the key to unlocking new laws of physics. These tiny subatomic particles behave like electrons, but with more mass and some mysterious quirks
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Saturday, June 28 | 5:00 pm

Sally

Sally offers an intimate portrait of astronaut Dr. Sally Ride, the first American woman in space, scientific trailblazer, and LGBTQ+ icon.
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How Sharks Changed My Life 🦈 | Jess Cramp's Story

Jess shares how she struggled to figure out her career path until a powerful encounter with ocean conservation completely changed her life. After spending 18 months campaigning to protect sharks, Jess found her calling: to fight for the future of our...
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Crystel Challenges Stereotypes, Creates a Groundbreaking VR Experience

Crystel Emery quickly challenges every stereotype. She created a groundbreaking VR (Virtual Reality) experience inviting users to step into the shoes of scientists, doctors, and problem-solvers.
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Saturday, March 22 | 5:00 and 8:00 pm

Hidden Figures

Watch the true-life story of three brilliant women who were integral to the success of NASA’s space program. Free screenings, part of our Women’s History Month Celebration.
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ZIP Codes Affect Lifespan More Than Genetics – Here’s Why

Your zip code may predict your lifespan more than your genes. Dr. Amanda Masino studies how where you live affects your health, from the microbes in your home to access to food, air quality, and healthcare. Science isn’t just about discovery—it’s about...
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Saturday, March 22 | 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Women’s History Month Celebration 2025

The Museum of Science celebrates Women’s History Month. Join us for a special day full of speakers, live presentations, hands-on activities, and more!
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Can Bacteria Survive in Space? NASA Researching!

Could bacteria be thriving in space? Astronauts recently took an unprecedented step—swabbing the outside of the International Space Station to see if microbes can survive in the extreme conditions of space.
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Bicycle Wheel Physics Demo – Gyroscopic Motion in Action

Have you ever noticed how a spinning bicycle wheel seems to resist falling over? This mind-blowing experiment demonstrates the physics behind gyroscopic motion, torque, and angular momentum!
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Rat Infestation Is Getting Worse. Here's Why!

Aw, rats! Climate change could be making your city’s rat problem worse.
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Chronostasis: Your Brain’s Time Glitch

Do you have the power to stop time with your brain? Not really, but Alex Dainis explains how your brain can make the second hand on a clock appear to freeze when you look away from it quickly.
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AI & Human Behavior: Why We Need More Ethical Tech

For Dr. Renee Gosline, becoming a mom meant relying on technology, AI, and algorithms more than ever. But as she dug deeper, she saw a critical issue: AI doesn’t always account for the people who need it most. Now, as a researcher in human-AI interaction...
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Milky Way and Andromeda Collision

What happens when two galaxies meet? In this video, we explore the future of the nearby Andromeda galaxy and our own Milky Way galaxy.
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Why Do Chip Bags Puff Up on Planes?

Ever noticed your snack bag puffing up mid-flight? It’s physics at work! In this video, Museum Educator Emily demonstrates how air pressure causes a chip bag to inflate in a vacuum and how sometimes science experiments take multiple tries.