PacSci Perspectives Over the past year or so, Pacific Science Center has been involved with a new project we call What is Reality in which we work with local startups, scientists, engineers, artists and others to explore a new set of experiences that highlight...
PacSci Perspectives Humans need to do a better job of washing their hands before meals. That’s the gist of a new study from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. According to this new research, “when it comes to handwashing before meals, consumers are...
PacSci Perspectives One thing we love at Pacific Science Center is explaining basic scientific principles in ways everyone can understand. A good example is our outdoor Archimedes Screw that explains one of humankind’s first water pumps. Now, scientists in...
PacSci Perspectives From Slight to Sudden: How GPS Can Prepare You for the Next Quake By Shelley Olds, Education and Community Engagement Specialist, UNAVCO Imagine – the ground beneath your feet is moving, very slowly, and then quickly, the moving becomes...
PacSci Perspectives If you’ve been to Pacific Science Center recently, you may have passed through the Ackerley Family Exhibit Gallery lobby and noticed the Wall of Failure. The Wall of Failure is a temporary exhibit that was designed to be a fun and...
