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Discover NEEMO
Where on Earth could you really prepare for the challenges of space? As it turns out, it’s right in our back yard. NEEMO (NASA Extreme Environment Mission Operations project) sends NASA employees to live in Aquarius – an underwater laboratory … Continue reading
Posted in For Students, For Teachers, In the Museum
Tagged APEX, Aquarius, Digital Wave, NEEMO, NEO, Upward Bound Math & Science
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Higher Ed Expo: College and University Fair
As a high school student, there are so many details to think about when considering college. And when you are the first generation in your family to have the opportunity take this step, support is even more important when trying … Continue reading
Carbon Dioxide: The Missing Link
When a NASA scientist meets high school students, you may automatically think that it is always the NASA scientist that would be teaching the students. But at the Museum’s Digital WAVE: Warming Winds and Water program, the scientist taught the … Continue reading
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Tagged Digital Wave, JPL, Keeling Curve, Mike Gunson, NASA, Orbiting Carbon Observatory, Second Life
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Upward Bound Barbeque
Over 100 students and their families gathered on Saturday to celebrate the beginning of Upward Bound’s 2011 academic year. And how better to celebrate than at a barbeque on the beach? Upward Bound was started by the US Department of … Continue reading
Upward Bound: Up, Up, and Away!
Students in the Museum’s Upward Bound program have had tons of amazing opportunities this summer. Upward Bound is one of the US Department of Education’s programs which help first-generation college bound students prepare for college and a degree in science, … Continue reading
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Tagged Myakka State Park, Neil Hammerschlag, RSMAS, Upward Bound Math & Science
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Neuron’s Cradle
Remember Cat’s Cradle? That game where you and a friend wrap strings around and between your fingers to create different shapes? If you don’t know it, or don’t remember, let the girls in the Museum’s SPICE program (Science Program Inspiring … Continue reading
Posted in For Students, In the Community, In the Museum
Tagged cat's cradle, Charles Drew Middle School, neurons
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Spicy Science
Spices provide flavor, variety, and interest in food. At the Museum, SPICE means Science Program Inspiring Creative Exhibits, but it’s still the same idea. The program is meant to help prepare a diverse next generation of female scientists. Girls from … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Drew Middle School, SPICE
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Virtual Climate Masterpieces
There are times when you’re impressed, and times when you’re really impressed. Seeing the completed student productions at the Digital Wave Family Event was one of those times you had to be really impressed. During the 2-week Digital Wave Summer … Continue reading
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Tagged Climate Change, Digital Wave, Second Life
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Do the Stingray Shuffle
Field trips don’t normally include seeing an unidentified sea creature squirt purple ink on someone’s hand. Students participating in the Digital Wave Summer Academy who went on a field trip to the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature on Key Biscayne … Continue reading
Dancing Skeletons
A dancing skeleton sounds like it could be scary, but at the Miami Science Museum, it’s fun, it helps you learn about science and your body, and you can even use it as a tool to create a museum exhibit. … Continue reading


