Museum of Science’s 2023 Year in Review

2023 was a year filled with meteor showers, astronauts, pencil accelerators, science hacks, genes in action, game developers, animals, guest scientists and more! We can’t wait for all the science we’ll be doing in 2024!
Videos featured:
Quadrantids Meteor Shower - 100 Meteors per Hour!: • Quadrantids Meteor Sho...
What Could NASA Mars Exploration Look Like in 2050?: • What Could NASA Mars E...
NASA’s Hubble Discovers Record-Breaking Explosion: • NASA’s Hubble Discover...
Where can you find life on Mars?: • Where can you find lif...
How AI is Shaping Video Game Development - Roblox Designer Discusses: • How AI is Shaping Vide...
Are Allergies Getting Worse?: • Are Allergies Getting ...
Metal vs Soft Robots: What Exactly Are Soft Robots: • Metal vs Soft Robots: ...
Could These Poison Dart Frogs Actually Hurt You: • Could These Poison Dar...
Pencil at 300 MPH Splitting Wood: • Pencil at 300 MPH Spli...
New Guinness World Record: Whitest Paint Ever Created: • New Guinness World Rec...
How You Can Combat Climate Change? Katharine Hayhoe, Chief Scientist at the Nature Conservancy: • How You Can Combat Cli...
Cómo crear tu propia flauta de pan: • Cómo crear tu propia f...
Right to Try Unproven Therapies with George Q. Daley, Dean of Harvard Medical School: • Right to Try Unproven ...
Can Ethics Limit Science? Synthetic Life Pioneer Craig Venter on Pushing Boundaries: • Can Ethics Limit Scien...
MIT Twin Ph.D. Students Malik and Miles Ask: Is A Virus Alive!?: • MIT Twin Ph.D. Student...
How to see your own DNA without a microscope🧬 | Genes in Action: • How to see your own DN...
Stop Onion Tears with This Hack | Science Hacks!: • Stop Onion Tears with ...
How Jane Goodall Ended Up Studying Chimpanzees: • How Jane Goodall Ended...
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Hi. I just want to say thank you because I used one of your experiments in our science class. My primary purpose is for the students to learn how to use the scientific method. I chose your DNA extraction sampling since my goal is really to test the viability of an experiment, for the students make their own conclusion based on their expectation and analysis. Two group was able to gather a substance that looks like a small ball of fine threads. I told the students that if we will based on theories and illustration, it looks like a quarternary structure protein, amylase? It can be broken down to primary as codes. Nobody explained how it looks like in an actual laboratory that's why I told them to just write their observation and all we know as of the moment is based on books. I want the learning, which I hope will be continued at a higher level by one or a few of them, will progress and grow. Who knows , they will get a more definitive answer later on and eventually help others too like this. Anyway. Thank you so much. We enjoyed the activity 😊

[@susanne5803]

I hope for more of your content. It's interesting and fun to watch. Happy and Healthy New Year with more peace for all of us - if I could wish for one thing ...

[@museumofscience]

Thank you! Happy New Year!