Exploratorium's annual light-based art exhibition will feature dazzling new works and fan favorites ...

What's So Interesting About Blood? — A Scientist's View ...

Let this gyroscope take you for a spin. Tilt a spinning bicycle wheel while you’re sitting in a swivel chair and—surprise—you’ll start spinning in circles, too. You can also witness the same ...

Thank you for attending Wonder Funday 2024. We hope you had a Bay-utiful day at Pier 15! Over 250 kids, parents and grandparents joined in on the fun and embarked on an expedition of the Bay. Together ...

Mars in a Minute-How do you land on Mars?

The Exploratorium—Piers 15 and 17—San Francisco, Susan Schwartzenberg ...

Seeing Your Breath: Using Science to Choose the Proper Mask ...

Get to know the Wave Organ in San Francisco Bay.

The ClimateMusic Project with the San Francisco Conservatory of Music ...

Suspend a ball in a stream of air. Levitating on an invisible stream of air, a beach ball seems to defy gravity. If you try to pull the ball out, you can feel a force pulling it back in—the same force ...

Exploratorium Artist-in-Residence Nina Katchadourian works across various media—including photography, sculpture, video, and sound—incorporating playful juxtapositions and conceptual twists to provoke ...