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Science Museums:     more books (100)

Higher, Further, Faster: Is Technology Improving Sport (Science Museum TechKnow Series) by Stewart Ross, 2008-09-09 Museums and Education: Purpose, Pedagogy, Performance (Museum Meanings) by Eilean Hooper-Greenhill, 2007-12-21 How Loud Can You Burp?: and Other Extremely Important Questions (and Answers) from the Science Museum (Science Museum Q & a Book) by Glenn Murphy, 2008-07-04 The McGraw-Hill Museum-Goer's Guide by Richard Wink, Richard Phipps, 1999-07-21 Twitter for Museums: Strategies and Tactics for Success Museums in Motion: An Introduction to the History and Functions O F Museums by Edward Porter Alexander, 1978-06 Reinventing the Museum, Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on the Paradigm Shift by Gail Anderson, 2004-04 Museums, Society, Inequality (Museum Meanings) Museum Basics (Heritage: Care-Preservation-Management) by Timothy Ambrose, Crispin Paine, 2006-04-18 Your 21st Century Brain: Amazing Science Games to Play With Your Mind (American Museum of Naturl Hist) by Rob Desalle, Michael A. DiSpezio, et all 2010-10-05 VOICES FROM THE BACK STAIRS: INTERPRETING SERVANTS' LIVES AT HISTORIC HOUSE MUSEUMS by JENNIFER PUSTZ, 2009-10-15 Museum Culture: Histories, Discourses, Spectacles by Itit Rogoff, Daniel J. Sherman, 1994-06-23 Pollutants in the Museum Environment by Pamela Hatchfield, 2007-02-06 How to Visit a Museum by David Finn, 1985-09-30

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61. The Science Club
    Nonprofit organization that fuels the joy of science, through school assemblies, parent and teacher workshops, television, video, and print. Also designs programs for museums, agencies, and educational organizations. Includes projects, science fair ideas, and aska-scientist resources.  
    http://scienceclub.org/
    
    Extractions: Previous 5 Sites Skip Previous Previous Next ... List Sites This organization is supported in part by grants from the National Science Foundation, the Rathman foundation, the Office of the Superintendant of Public Instruction of Washington State, and the generous donations of folks like you! The Science Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that uses humor and science to get children and adults to learn and play together. All our activities, which use common household materials, promote curiousity and the excitement of experimentation. HOSTED BY

62. Turbulent Landscapes: The Natural Forces That Shape Our World
    Turbulent Landscapes is the result of 13 artists' explorations of complexity in nature. The exhibit will travel to museums and science centers in upcoming months.  
    http://www.exploratorium.edu/complexity/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Exploratorium's Complexity Web Site. These pages are an online resource intended to accompany the recent Turbulent Landscapes exhibit. Turbulent Landscapes is the result of 13 artists' explorations of complexity in nature. The exhibit will travel to museums and science centers in upcoming months.

63. Browser Test
    A fullservice audio, show control and video system design and integration firm. High-end systems for theme parks, museums, science centers, gaming establishments, retail, restaurants, water features and similar projects.  
    http://www.media-engine.com
    
    Extractions: It appears that your browser does not support JavaScript, or that you have it disabled. This site can only be viewed with JavaScript. If JavaScript is disabled in your browser, please turn it back on then reload this page. We apologize for the inconvenience! For information about AME, please call: Associates in Media Engineering

64. The Vivid Mandala GX System - Wireless Virtual Reality Games
    The Vivid Group creates Virtual Reality systems based on patented video gesture recognition control technology for entertainment and education at museums, science Centres and Halls of Fame worldwide.  
    http://www.vividgroup.com
    
    Extractions: The Future of the interface has arrived - forget joysticks, HMDs, gloves, mice and keyboards - use your whole body as an input device. Vivid Group has been providing state-of-the-art production and installation services with their unique patented Mandala® Gesture Xtreme (GX) technology for more than 15 years. Virtual Hoops The new Virtual Hoops Jam features one on one challenges against actual footage of four of today's top basketball stars - NBA star Jason Kidd, Olympic athlete and WNBA star Dawn Staley, WNBA star Tamika Catchings, and NCAA shooting guard Casey Jacobsen. Wizard's Cavern Wizard's Cavern takes the participant's live, real-time video image and immerses it into a 3D virtual world, complete with magical owls, bats, dragons and flying broomsticks

65. Zirakzadeh Science Foundation
    Sets up science centers and museums throughout Iran. Site describes their history, goals and achievements. Photos and science quiz.  
    http://www.iranonline.com/zsf/
    
    Extractions: The Zirakzadeh Science Foundation was established in 1994 by the bequest of it's founder, the late Ahmad Zirakzadeh. The foundation's goal is to create centers for the propagation of science and technology to children, young adults, and all those interested in the sciences. The foundation seeks to provide opportunities for hands-on experience and first-hand observation of scientific principals and technological advances. About ZSF Board of Trustees Photo Album E-Book ... Contact Us Articles Feedback/Guestbook ZSF Science Quiz Thanks to... How to Help

66. San Diego Art + Sol
    Information about performing arts, museums, galleries, history, science, and cultural events, provided by the San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau.  
    http://www.sandiegoartandsol.com/

67. Oxfordshire County Council - Oxfordshire Museums Collections - Home Page
    Catalogue of items collected, stored and displayed by the Oxfordshire museums Service, run by the Oxfordshire County Council. Includes pictures and photographs, archaeology, natural science, history, rural collections and information about the project.  
    http://www.oxfordshire-collections.org.uk/

68. The Discovery Museums
    Includes Children's Discovery Museum and the science Discovery Museum with picture tour.  
    http://www.discoverymuseums.org/
    
    Extractions: Hours Admission Directions Membership ... Programs and Events Field Trips-Science Group Visits Children's Traveling Science ... Jobs/Volunteer s Partnerships The Discovery Museums , located in Acton, Massachusetts, just west of Boston, are two separate but complementary museums filled with exciting, interactive exhibits for children of all ages using focused spaces and hands-on activities inviting exploration and discovery. At lunch or snack time you can visit one of the many area restaurants or, weather permitting, you can take advantage of our outdoor picnic tables. The Children's Discovery Museum and the Science Discovery Museum are both OPEN on summer hours! Before your visit, please check Hours or call 978.264.4200 to confirm information presented here. We are connecting to the town sewer system and having a new roof put on the Science building. We hope to be finished soon. The Children's Discovery Museum is open; the Science Discovery Museum will re-open on Tuesday, September 27. Check hours before your visit. Thank you for your patience!

69. Springfield Museums
    Entering through the Springfield museums s twolevel granite and glass Welcome Center, you will find yourself in the Springfield science Museum,  
    http://www.quadrangle.org/mus_science.htm
    
    Extractions: Entering through the Springfield Museums's two-level granite and glass Welcome Center, you will find yourself in the Springfield Science Museum , and a world filled with the wonders of natural and physical science. On the lower level, the Solutia Eco-Center is home to live fish, insects, reptiles and amphibians in such realistic natural habitats as an Amazon rainforest, coral reef and New England harbor. A ramp winding through R.E. Phelon African Hall takes you from the floor of an African savannah up to a birds-eye view of its animals, including lions, a huge African elephant, a giraffe and ostrich. African Hall also offers a glimpse of several of the cultures which make their homes on that continent. In Dinosaur Hall youngsters delight at the full-sized replica of Tyrannosaurus rex which towers over them, and they can peer directly into his fierce jaws from a window on the second floor. The Seymour Planetarium will take you on imaginary voyages to the farthest corners of the Universe. Just outside the planetarium, you will walk beneath a replica of the solar system and touch rocks from outer space. Earth Hall will amaze you with its extensive collection of crystals, minerals, and fossils. Aviation buffs won't want to miss the 1937 Zeta aircraft, one of only three remaining Springfield-built airplanes. In the MASSPOWER Science Discovery Laboratory, families can experiment and try to unravel the mysteries of science.

70. Bionet - New Discoveries In Life Sciences - Explore The Science And Debate The I
    Created by 8 European science centers and museums, and presented in nine different languages to explore the science, ethical issues, and laws in different countries, play games and express opinions.  
    http://www.bionetonline.org/

71. MRISAR, Institute Of Science, Art & Robotics
    Designs and fabricates science, art, health and robot exhibits for museums, centers and educational facilities.  
    http://www.mrisar.com

72. Science Learning Network: Visit Our Museums
    Visit Our museums, Visit the science Learning Network museums. science Museum, London Oregon Museum of science and Industry  
    http://www.sln.org/museums/

73. Kids World
    Links to entertaining and educational web pages around the world, spectacular museums, zoos, sports, science, games, and travel.  
    http://www.northvalley.net/kids/

74. Additional Space Science Education Resources
    Includes links to NASA Affiliated sites, Professional Organizations and Standards,Schools/museums/Planetariums, and more, from the Space science Data Operations Office of NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center  
    http://ssdoo.gsfc.nasa.gov/education/resources.html
    
    Extractions: Additional Space Science Education Resources Ask the Space Scientist - Questions about space sciences will be answered! The Challenger Center OnLine Educator Resource Center in Greenbelt, Maryland Goddard's High-Energy Astrophyiscs Learning Center Goddard's Eclipse Page ... International Space Station - Ask scientists questions about the space station! Jet Propulsion Laboratory Learning Link J-Track Satellite Tracking - positions of NASA and other satellites in 3-dimensional plots Leonid Meteor Shower Multiwavelength Milky Way Poster NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Public Services and Information - Tours, speakers, exhibits, discoveries, achievements, and community outreach NASA Kids by LIFTOFF to Space Exploration - Activities designed by NASA personnel for young students NASA Glenn Learning Technologies Project - tutorials and lesson plans for math and science using basic aeronautics principles NASA Quest - Question various NASA professionals and NASA projects, such as "Women of NASA", "Live from Mars", and astronauts on U.S. shuttles NASA Spacelink - official electronic home to NASA's educational products, the NASA Television education schedule, and hundreds of subject-related links

75. Museums On The Boulevard
    Richmond's most popular museums are conveniently located within minutes of each other on the Boulevard. Travel this cultural corridor and experience the area's premier gardens, art galleries, history, interactive science and technology exhibits, special events, programs, and shops.  
    http://www.MOBMus.org/
    
    Extractions: Grumbling like this echoes in most households this time of year. By midsummer many children become restless, pools lose their lure and TV controls too much time. Couples grow tired of trekking to the 'rivah,' and many lack either time or funds to travel. So what is an entertaining, affordable alternative? Enjoy fun-filled family outings to the Museums on the Boulevard (MOB)! Excitement and fun at museums? Good times here at home? Yes, the seven museums and attractions along Richmond's Boulevard offer enjoyment for all ages. One visit dispels the myth that all museums are stodgy, formal and "adult only" gathering places. Rather, these destinations are welcoming and friendly as they feature interactive exhibits, intriguing children's programs, personable educators and lively community events. All are close to home, and parking is easy. The cost is comparable to a movie ticket - and with some attractions admission is free! Most importantly, the Museums on the Boulevard present fascinating subjects, ranging from history and science, nutrition and nature, to current trends and popular arts. Families and friends enjoy quality time together; and, as an added bonus, they gain understanding about their own lives and life around them.

76. Science
    High Desert Museum Imagination Station science Museum International Museum of the Horse New Mexico Museum of Natural History and science  
    http://www.kidskonnect.com/Museums/Science.html

77. Hagerman The Entertainer At Your Service!
    Performs shows at schools, theme parks and museums all over the country. Extreme science, teaches children science through the use of comedy. Also writes professional comedy for a host of other performers.  
    http://hagermania.com/

78. Orpheum Children's Science Museum Homepage
    We provide children of all ages the chance to explore and learn science at their own pace in an informal setting. museums in the Classroom  
    http://www.m-crossroads.org/orpheum/

79. Hands On Interactive
    Design and manufacture of quality interactive exhibits and displays for science centers, museums, specializing in electromechanical solutions.  
    http://www.hoi.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: We can also help you to get your product designed and developed on-time and within budget!! We bring our experience of mechanical, electronic and software engineering to bear on any problem to provide you with the solution you're looking for. Whether it's an exhibit, a gallery of exhibits, a product or just about anything that requires ingenuity and design flare, we can help. Some of our amazing work S ite N avigator About Hands On Interactive Projects Company Brochure Beaufort Wind Scale CD Spinner Display Ceiling Fan Dover Castle Focal Point activity centre Magna Science Centrre Natural History Earth Galleries * Mineral Tank * Rolling Ball * Bubble Column NHM Rhythms Of Life Video Flowers Sculpture Pneumatic Doors PIX Presentation Controller Shaping a Nation Science Museum Basement Sound Interactives Last Update

80. RAISE - Regional Alliance For Informal Science Education
    Alliance of organizations, such as museums and nature centers, that are making a difference how science is taught and learned. Includes an event calendar, teachers' lounge, kids' space, and member section.  
    http://raiseohio.org

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