Feb. 26 lecture with NASA and Lockheed Martin managers of Orion spacecraft project SEATTLE, – On Feb. 26, The Museum of Flight offers a lecture about NASA’s Orion spacecraft, a new design that will take […]
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The National Museum of American History has unveiled a YouTube video that finally answers the age-old question, “What does the tooth fairy do with all of those teeth?” The Tooth Fairy File is a “mockumentary” […]
LABoral Art and Industrial Creation Centre announce NEXT THINGS 2013 – NEXT SPACE: Call for ideas. NEXT THINGS 2013 – NEXT SPACE is looking for innovative and disruptive ideas on the Internet of Things in […]
Virginia Museum of Transportation announce a Train Lovers Weekend on Saturday, February 9, 10 am to 5 pm, and Sunday, February 10, 1 to 5 pm Admission: $5 per person, members and children two and […]
The Fort Vancouver National Trust announce, the closure of Pearson Air Museum in Vancouver, Wash. Operated on contract with the city of Vancouver by the Trust for the past eight (8) years, the museum at […]
“Space Shuttle: Conquering Low Earth Orbit” puts space artifacts on view SEATTLE, – On Jan. 28 the Museum opened a new temporary exhibit, Space Shuttle: Conquering Low Earth Orbit. The exhibit is on loan from […]
The National Air and Space Museum presents a “Heritage Family Day” series celebrating ethnic and cultural diversity. The series coincides with national observances, focusing specifically on the contributions that diverse communities have made to aviation […]
Customs House Museum & Cultural Center in Clarksville, Tennessee presents Beyond the Abyss. Phil Crouch & the Bathysphere Adventure, on view through February 17, 2013. Philbrick Crouch was nineteen when he became a member of […]
On January 17 the Museum will open “Space Shuttle Enterprise: A Pioneer,” a new exhibition that explores the history of Enterprise and its critical role in the development of the space shuttle. While Enterprise itself […]
Opening March 14 the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago (MSI) will offer the unique chance to explore the intricate biology and physiology of some of the world’s most spectacular creatures in Animal Inside Out, […]
Buffalo Museum of Science hosts (Over)Night at the Museum an overnight family experience on Saturday, January 26 – Sunday, January 27. Have you ever wanted to experience the museum at night after the lights dim […]
Buffalo Museum Of Science presents Polar Weekends on January 12-13 & 19-20. Are you fascinated by polar bears, penguins and other arctic inhabitants? Get an up-close look at polar animals and enjoy activities and crafts […]
The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, announced the availability of a new technology resource for visitors with iPhones, iPads, and iTouch mobile devices. The MyGeoTrex (MGT) smartphone application functions as a virtual tour guide, allowing visitors to […]
The Petersen Automotive Museum will celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Chevrolet Corvette a symbol of American freedom, pride, ingenuity, and performance in March 2013, kicking off a year of celebrations throughout the automotive community. […]
The National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) has opened in New York. The two-floor facility features more than 30 interactive exhibits that communicate the many ways math plays a role in our world and our everyday […]
The earliest known home recording to have been made on Christmas Day has been discovered by the Museum of London. The rare collection of recordings, taken over several years, date back to 1902 and capture […]
The very real Santa Train features a half-hour ride down the historic tracks of the Boulder Branch Line aboard the Nevada Southern Railway. The Santa Train runs through 23, every hour on the hour from […]
The Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum has reopened after a six week closure to repair major damage caused by Hurricane Sandy. The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is a military and maritime history […]