PacSci Blog Fascinating article from The New York Times about some of our favorite insects, stick insects. The residents in our current exhibit, Our Plentiful Planet, are known for their camouflage: their stick-like appearance helps to keep them hidden from predators....
PacSci Perspectives What is the most valuable part of Pacific Science Center? Our famous arches? Our butterflies? Exhibits? It’s really the thousands of guests who visit and support our work. But these days, their value extends beyond Pacific Science Center....
PacSci Perspectives Pacific Science Center has just opened up a new exhibit we call Science in Action: I-LABS. I-LABS stands for the Institute of Learning and Brain Sciences at the University of Washington, our partner on this new exhibit. Unlike other exhibits, in...
PacSci Perspectives This week’s pupae shipment from Costa Rica includes the beautiful Danaus plexippus (The Monarch). These butterflies should be emerging around the same time as Pacific Science Center brings back the popular IMAX movie, “Flight of the...
PacSci Perspectives Hyperspace XR is expanding its extended reality experience now showing at Pacific Science Center.Virtual reality, augmented reality…and now extended reality is taking our guests to places they’ve never been.Come experience the magic...
