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Earth Science
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"Outdoor Exploratorium" Exhibits Leaving Fort Mason
June 30, 2015
Fourth of July weekend is your last chance to experience the Exploratorium’s exhibits at Fort Mason.
A Little Atmosphere
Strips of plastic on a globe model our atmosphere.
A Splash of Color
Is pure water colorless?
Aeolian Landscape
Swirling sand evokes a desert landscape.
An Insider’s View into the Market Street Prototyping Festival
April 3, 2015
The Studio for Public Spaces team is leading the way at the Market Street Prortyping Fesitval.
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.
Avalanche
Find order in well-mixed chaos.
Bay Windows
Compare how gravel, sand, and fine silt settle out of swirling waters.
Black Sand
Get your hands into magnetic sand.
Blue Sky
Discover why the sky is blue and the sunset is red.
Braided Stream
Air—not water—erupts through fine powder to sculpt these roiling streams.
Building Global Connections
Our reach extends out across cultures and continents to build connections with people and institutions.
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