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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.

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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Provocative Questions

Should people be required to share location data with local health authorities to help stop the spread of COVID-19? Share your thoughts!

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Ask a Virtual Expert: COVID Conversations with Dr. Jha

Dr. Ashish Jha answers your questions about COVID-19 in this online version of our new experience.

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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.

Fun with Forces

See what happens to our tower of treats when we apply a force to it. Will it remain at rest?

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High-Velocity Candy Canes

See what happens when a candy cane accelerates to 300 mph.

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Vaccines on Ice: What Keeps Them Cold

How does super-cold science make it possible to transport COVID-19 vaccines all over the world?

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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

What Is It Like to Get a COVID-19 Vaccine?

As the first vaccines roll out to frontline healthcare workers, physician assistant Amanda Stearns tells us about getting her first dose.

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Why Do Stars Explode?

We ask Caity from our own Charles Hayden Planetarium everything we could think of about a supernova – when a star literally explodes!

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Where Did Eyes Come From?

Dr. Brigitte Schoenemann, University of Cologne, shares her research on the eyes of trilobites living nearly half a billion years ago.

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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.

Vaccination Decisions: Rolling out the Vaccine

Who’s calling the shots? Experts discuss the who and how of vaccine distribution then smaller groups can share concerns and questions.

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This Tuesday | January 26, 2021

Race to the Vaccine: Exploring Public Confidence in a COVID Vaccination

Join us in a conversation about the importance of messages and trusted messengers in building wide-scale confidence in COVID-19 vaccines.

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Echoes of AIDS in the Time of Coronavirus: Lessons and Reflections

What can we learn from the two eras to help save lives, improve health care, combat discrimination, and build a better world?

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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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