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Bringing science to life.PacSci Podcast
Want to keep up with what’s happening in Pacific Science Center’s community? Then check out our PacSci Podcast.
Published weekly–sometimes more frequently, sometimes less–these roughly three minute reports focus on the many fascinating things our staff, volunteers and supporters are up to these days.
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PacSci Podcast: Beloved Annual Show Returns
An event that has attracted hundreds of thousands over the past 45 years is back for 2019. It’s PacSci’s Annual Model Railroad Show January 19-21.
South Pole Update: Skiers and Other Tourists
We received another call from Graylan Vincent of Seattle who's spending this winter at the south pole where summer is in full swing and with it lots of scientific research. Our previous reports from Graylan can be found here and here. This time he reports on just how...
PacSci Podcast: Teens Tinker With Environmental Science
We’re excited to announce that applications are now being accepted for one of Pacific Science Center’s most beloved teen programs at Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center in Bellevue.
PacSci Podcast: Celebrating Butterflies and Curiosity
Here it is, December 2018 which marks 20 years of our famous Tropical Butterfly House. We’re celebrating by sparking even more curiosity.
PacSci Podcast: Meet CRISPR, Again
The debate is raging over the gene editing technology known as CRISPR. An upcoming event will help you understand this controversial technology.
PacSci Podcast: A Cold Turtle Odyssey
Our newest IMAX documentary, Turtle Odyssey 3D is all about sea turtles. In this podcast we learn how you might encounter those fascinating creatures here in the Pacific Northwest.
PacSci Podcast: Update From the South Pole
In this episode we get an update from Graylan Vincent of Seattle who’s spending the winter at the South Pole where some pretty heavy research is under way.
PacSci Podcast: One Great Thinker Is Coming To Seattle
Climate change and aliens. That’s how astrophysicist Adam Frank describes his event at Pacific Science Center Dec. 18. Thought provoking? Definitely.
Coso Artifact: Small Rock With A Reputation, Part of Larger Story
Pacific Science Center now has on display a small rock. While it's not very big, its story is huge. This little rock has never before been seen in public though it has been discussed endlessly on the Internet and elsewhere. What is called the Coso Artifact is now part...
PacSci Podcast: Taking VR To The Next Level
In recent months, Pacific Science Center has been focused on what we call our What Is Reality effort...a new set of experiences that highlight immersive technologies...that's virtual reality, augmented reality, and so on. We've teamed up with local startups,...