#MOSatHome | Museum of Science, Boston

Science never stops. And neither does the Museum of Science! Here's a collection of STEM resources designed to bring the Museum — to you!

MOS Live

Tune into a variety of daily live stream and webinar content for kids and parents…featuring dinosaurs, space, lightning, and much more!

Daily Live Stream

Join our Museum educators for fun, live stream presentations for the entire family! Check out the schedule.

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STEM Beyond School

Get tips on how to support STEM at home in these informative sessions. Our EiE educators will be conducting webinars all week long.

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Why Does Quantum Tech Matter?

Who can give the best explanation of a QUANTUM technology in just 3 minutes before a live family audience? Four young scientists compete.

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Virtual Exhibits

Experience your favorite exhibits from an entirely new angle, plus see what's in development as we continue building our upcoming permanent exhibits Arctic Adventure: Exploring with Technology and Engineering Design Workshop, Powered by MathWorks.

Engineering Stories

People share their real-life experiences using creativity, breaking down problems, and iterating in this new virtual engineering exhibit.

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Designing Future Boston

What creative changes to our transportation system should we make now to better prepare for a pandemic? Boston experts share their ideas.

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Sounds of the Arctic

Listen for marine mammals using hydrophone recordings from different locations in the Arctic to learn who swims there!

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Sparks of Science

Our educators know that imagination has no limits, so they're bringing the magic of the Museum right to you with these short, informative videos on their favorite topics.

Who Was Annie Jump Cannon?

History is full of stories of amazing scientists who furthered our understanding of the universe, like astronomer Annie Jump Cannon.

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How a Circle Is Like a Rectangle

What better way of celebrating Pi Day than by learning about circles? It turns out that circles and rectangles have a lot in common!

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What’s inside the Van de Graaff?

Ever wonder what’s inside the 30-foot-tall Van de Graaff generator in our Theater of Electricity? Come see where our sparks are made!

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Pulsar: A Podcast

A playground for the mind. These short-form podcasts are brought to you by our Gordon Current Science & Technology Center, featuring interviews with Museum educators and notable scientists, researchers, and engineers. Transcripts in English and Spanish available with each episode. Suggested for ages 12+.
Funding for Pulsar: A Podcast is provided by Facebook Boston

How Is an Ear Like a Fingerprint?

BU's Lauren Etter discusses the creation of an artificial intelligence system that uses images of ears to identify patients in remote areas.

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What Happened to Megalodon, The Biggest Shark Ever?

Find out what caused this fifty-foot-long super predator to vanish from the oceans in part two of our conversation with Catalina Pimiento.

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A Shark the Size of a School Bus... What Did It Eat?

Ancient shark researcher Catalina Pimiento answers the best questions we've received about Megalodon, a prehistoric fifty-foot-long shark.

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Family STEM Activities

Hands-on, Minds-on. These fun, family-oriented projects bring activities from across the Museum, including the award-winning EiE STEM curricula, into your home.

PLANETS: Water in Extreme Environments Game

Does water exist on other planets? Play this fun, informative game to find out!

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PLANETS: Remote Sensing Investigation

Learn how NASA uses Remote Sensing to make discoveries about other planets.

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Constellation Scope

Learn the basic shapes of some of the most famous celestial patterns by making your own constellation scope with materials you have at home!

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Town Hall

We convene thought leaders from across science and technology to help us all understand, and shape, the world around us. Put simply, it’s an idea collider from our Gordon Current Science & Technology Center.

Feeding Communities: Big Challenges, Local Actions

Learn about the current challenges in our food system, how food policies are determined, and how you can contribute to a solution.

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Designing a Sustainable Future

Celebrate Earth Day as we highlight our Go Carbon Neutral! Challenge finalists and discuss carbon neutral transportation systems.

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Vaccination Decisions: What Does the Future Hold?

Join our virtual Town Hall and add your voice to the discussion about what the “new normal” might look like in a world transformed by COVID.

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SubSpace: Adult Programs After Dark

We've taken our award winning SubSpace programming online! Enjoy an entire virtual season of free live events, music performances, conversations, art experiences, gaming, and more. Redefine your nightlife with the Museum of Science! All events for audiences 18+.

We’ve gone digital!

Join us for SubSpace — Adult Programs After Dark, an entire virtual season of FREE live events, conversations, art experiences, gaming and more. Participate and redefine your nightlife with us — only at the Museum of Science!

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