#science-education

#science-education

This video offers a captivating exploration of how generations of thinkers have systematically measured cosmic distances, revealing the evolution of our understanding of the Universe.

It made science very lonely for a while, and I feel like one of the great benefits of working in science, at academic centers, is the collaborative nature of it.

The Tappeneksekma exhibit exemplifies how Ohlone expertise will transform science education, merging Indigenous knowledge and modern digital technologies in a groundbreaking interactive exhibition.

"I think there is a gap between what people use and their understanding of where that information comes from," says Erica Kimmerling, a senior advisor.

The spark came from a shared recognition. We realized we could do more by working together.

Completing building kits with my dad and attending various workshops ingrained a lasting passion for science in me, which I now aim to pass on to my children.

Professor Brian Cox cautions against the Flat Earth theory stating, 'Because of the implication... Can you imagine if every time you get on a plane and fly somewhere, then the person who's in charge of the plane is part of a vast conspiracy that's trying to deceive you? Just imagine that.' His argument emphasizes the absurdity of such a conspiracy given the trust we place in pilots and air travel.

This year's Science Museum's Christmas Lates promises an engaging mix of festive activities, where visitors can explore the science behind traditional holiday experiences through fun and interactive sessions.

I always imagined Prehistoric Planet as like stepping into a time machine and travelling back to the time when dinosaurs ruled Planet Earth.

The Black Community Science Night is designed to engage attendees of all ages with science-centered activities, from blood transfusions to ocean chemistry, alongside live performances and food.

The transformation from maggot to fly involves a miraculous process known as eclosion, where the fly struggles to break free from its hard casing after pupation.

Many children enjoy making noise - but harnessing this in the classroom can help teach the basics of concepts such as pitch and volume. Charles Tracy, senior adviser at the Institute of Physics, emphasized the importance of using engaging, real-world experiences to explain core scientific principles to children, stating that such activities not only capture their interest but also enhance their understanding of complex concepts.