What are we thinking about? Who have we met recently? Who or what is inspiring us? Browse these blogs, written by Exploratorium staff and find out what’s happening behind the scenes at the museum.
by • March 8, 2016
Most of the 15 crewmembers on this expedition flew 23 hours from San Francisco to Honolulu to Guam to Yap, where they boarded the Solitude One and sailed 40 hours to Woleai. The 63-hour journey covered 7,153 miles.
by Eileen Campbell • March 7, 2016
Follow the home team preparations for hosting the total solar eclipse broadcast and onsite event.
by Eclipse Field Crew • March 5, 2016
Day-by-day dispatches from our crew in Micronesia as they set up to film the total solar eclipse.
by Exploratorium Staff • March 4, 2016
In Yap, Exploratorium staff distributed solar viewing glasses and taught school children about how to safely view an eclipse. They’ll do the same when they arrive in Woleai.
by Paul Doherty • March 4, 2016
Staff scientist Paul Doherty arrives in Micronesia, takes note of the moon, and contemplates how an event can end the day before it begins.
by Rob Rothfarb • March 3, 2016
We're doing it again--creating a viewing party for our Total Solar Eclipse: Live from Micronesia webcast in Second Life!
by Eclipse Field Crew • February 29, 2016
Dispatches from our crew in Micronesia.
by Paul Doherty • February 29, 2016
Exploratorium educators Paul Doherty and Robyn Higdon taught students in Yap, Micronesia, about eclipses and sun-viewing safety.
by Rob Rothfarb • February 27, 2016
Total Solar Eclipse, the Exploratorium's first mobile app incorporating our live webcasting programs, is now available for Android phone and tablet users on Google Play.
Be the first to know what's happening when.
