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Mirrors of Time: Conversations about Landscape Video Recording

Swedish icebreaker Oden moving through Arctic ice floes.

Frozen Obsession: Panel Discussion with Arctic Scientists & Filmmakers

February 11, 2021

Panel discussion of the Arctic film Frozen Obsession .

Exploratorium's Sun Swarm outdoor artwork

The Exploratorium Is Closed, But Our Outdoor Exhibits Are Here to Explore

February 2, 2021

Visit the Exploratorium's Outdoor Exhibits at Pier 15

Photo: San Francisco Bay shoreline from the air (Photo: Mary Miller/Exploratorium)

Observing World Oceans Day and Exploring San Francisco Bay Remotely

Explore more ocean and Bay resources and activities.

Share Your Shore: Crowdsourcing Community Connections to the Ocean and Bay

The Exploratorium is inviting people to upload their shoreline photos.

Clear Skies for Earth Day 2020

As communities and whole countries shelter in place, the atmosphere is getting a breather from human activities.

Floating icebergs can be dangerous to ships.

Live from the Arctic: Following a Research Expedition

Live chat with an Arctic research expedition.

NOAA PMEL carbon buoy

Science and the Federal Shutdown

January 18, 2019

Science lost in a government shutdown.

Waves of Data for Maverick’s Surf Competition

February 1, 2018

Big wave secrets are all in the data.

Smoky air creates vivid sunrise in the Bay Area.

With Fall Comes Easterly Winds, Fires and Smoke in Northern California

October 18, 2017

Fall is fire season in California, worse this year than ever before.

Introducing the Wired Pier Data Explorer Web App to Investigate the Bay Environment

Launch our new web app to explore environmental data.

Cape Royds ice edge

Antarctica's Ross Sea Home to the World's Newest and Largest Marine Protected Area

November 4, 2016

Antartica is home to the world's largest and newest marine reserve.