Pacific Science Center
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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Scientist Becomes Ambassador
One of PacSci’s Science Communication Fellows has been appointed to a new position to help introduce more middle school girls to STEM fields.
The Art of Poop
A member of our staff has found some beautiful art in a most unexpected place – butterfly poop.
The Science of Poop
In this PacSci Podcast we learn about scatology and why maybe you should be watching for poop. It may be yucky, but it tells a story.
NASA Confirms Europa Mission
NASA has announced plans to send a probe to explore Jupiter’s moon Europa. In this PacSci Podcast we learn why that’s so exciting.
PacSci Podcast: Life On The Moon
In this PacSci podcast we take a closer look at the tiny creature that has taken over the Internet and maybe some day, the moon.
PacSci Podcast: Life After Death
A local company will soon offer a service that will be an alternative to burial or cremation. A service that turns humans into soil when they die.
PacSci Podcast: Summer Stargazing
August is here and stargazing is peaking. Get some inspiration here then get out there and be curious!
Exploring The World of Tinkering
In this PacSci Podcast we explore our Tinker Tank, that’s our maker space, and just why tinkering is becoming so popular these days.
The Importance of Space Exploration
As the world marks the 50th anniversary of a remarkable achievement in space, it’s worth remembering that Pacific Science Center would not be what it is today without space exploration.
PacSci Podcast: New Excitement For ‘Reality’
PacSci’s What is Reality project reaches new heights this summer and with new developments, expect things to go to places as yet unimagined.