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…water disappear? Can you make metal float? Learn the science behind amazing tricks and illusions and put your knowledge to the test as you prepare a science magic show. You’ll…
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…put your knowledge to the test as you prepare a science magic show. You’ll be on your way to becoming a Morehead magician as fast as you can say LABracadabra! …
Earth, Moon and Sun
…being in harmony with what we know as science. The downside of this deletion is that it removes all references to Indigenous knowledge, but we did not want to continue…
Stay green to breathe clean
…is to educate those who may not know as much about climate change and its drastic effects, and by educating them, inspire them to take action and make changes within…
Camp FAQs
…be behind if they miss a day of camp? Many of our camps build on knowledge from past days. However, we understand that some campers may have illnesses or obligations…
Morehead in Motion: Earth & Beyond
…How are we able to look so far back into space and time? How does light travel and how do we capture it? How does this journey inform our knowledge…
Museums for All program expands visitor access to Morehead
…to even more science enthusiasts through Museums for All through the generous support of a Morehead donor. Lifelong learning should know no bounds, and with a Museums for All membership,…
Carolina Science Cafe Archive
…time, the program was known as the Current Science Forum and met in a room within the Morehead Building. The first speaker, Fred Stutzman, talked about Facebook, a social media…
Morehead in Motion: Science on Stage
…requiring overnight stay: $250/day All travel fees are calculated using Google Maps. Scholarship assistance is available pending qualifications and available funds. Cancellation Policy Visits canceled two weeks prior to visit…
Not total, but still totally awesome: Tips on viewing the April 8th partial solar eclipse from North Carolina
…the contiguous United States until 2044. Although nowhere in North Carolina will the eclipse be total, North Carolinians can still have a totally amazing experience viewing the partial solar eclipse….