Masks and vaccinations are recommended. Plan your visit
Introduce students to unique life science activities that let them work with our research-quality microscopic images and videos.
Use printable images from our time-lapse movies to make flipbooks–handheld animations that you can make at home.
Where is the Center of the Universe? Here, there, and everywhere.
Take an animated tour of Antarctica's variety of ice formations, which give it a beauty unrivaled anywhere on Earth.
Control the breakup of Pangaea and explore evidence of the former supercontinent.
Decorate your desktop with some of the most intriguing pattern and perception images from the Exploratorium.
Can a gum wrapper have a story? Discover just how important and meaningful an object can be.
Put on a mask and see how we communicate with our bodies as well as with our faces and words.
Make a tool that lets you measure how tall a building is or how high a rocket flies.
Launch a rocket with a plastic pop bottle and use Height Site to figure out how high it flies.
Find out how a cochlear implant helped one man regain the ability to listen.
Use the numbers on four cards to make up equations that equal the number on a fifth card.