…a look into its vault, and much more. Boyette mentioned that the anniversary is another great opportunity to welcome back visitors to Morehead who may have not visited since the…
…fitted with miniature light bulbs. The training device used for the Gemini missions was constructed from plywood, cloth, foam rubber and paper mounted on two barber’s chairs. Using this device,…
…bag and just your breath, show you how much air actually weighs by crushing a can with it, try to burst balloons with hundreds of nails, and make a huge…
…note that the specific location of the Moon in your sky at a given instant in time will vary by time zone. 2) Check the weather forecast for early Tuesday…
…month as Earth orbits the Sun. The Moon and planets move from night to night against the background of the stars. Often, we schedule events so you can see the…
…VI star projector installed, replacing the Zeiss II. 1973 The east wing of the building completed, including the Morehead Observatory. 1975 As NASA shifts to the Space Shuttle and navigational computers…
…it is difficult to isolate genetic and environmental mechanisms, and that it requires a huge collaboration between scientists of different disciplines. Fixing the racial disparity will not be instantaneous, and…
…this program. We’ll demonstrate Bernoulli’s principle by levitating a beach ball, demonstrate how much air weighs by crushing a can, try to burst balloons with hundreds of nails, and make…
The completion of our renovation signifies Morehead’s transformation into a full-service science center with highly interactive exhibits that explore all disciplines of science. Newly installed exhibits on multiple floors of…
… The IMPACTS program, a statewide public science communication training initiative funded by the NC GlaxoSmithKline Foundation, has virtually trained more than 80 scientists on how to create video content…
