That’s Gross!
Saturday, March 23 at 10am & 1pm Explore more about the gross bodily fluids that keep animals healthy, the science of polymers, and make some mucus to take home! This activity is included with general admission.
Saturday, March 23 at 10am & 1pm Explore more about the gross bodily fluids that keep animals healthy, the science of polymers, and make some mucus to take home! This activity is included with general admission.
Designed for our youngest viewers. Join Astrid, a scientist, as she explores the sky. While observing the sky learn about the motions of the Sun and Earth, clouds, rainbows, stars, daytime and nighttime, the Moon and constellations. A production of the Planetarium at The State Museum of Pennsylvania Educational content designed for PreK to Grade […]
Is Earth the only water world in our Solar System? Take an exciting space flight through our Solar System in search of water and water worlds like Earth. This trip to the planets includes the latest scientific theory on the formation of the solar system and planets as well as the most recent astronomical research […]
Two solar eclipses are crossing America, one in October 2023 and the other in April 2024. Learn about what an eclipse is, how ancient people interpreted them, and where you need to be to experience these upcoming celestial phenomena. A Production of the Jenks Planetarium Educational content designed for grade 4 and up. For ticket […]
Our ancients learned the sky is not just a thing of beauty, but also our window for the position of our planet. Understanding how our planet is aligned with the distant stars allows anyone to use the sky as a compass, a calendar and a clock. This traditional show explores how mankind has used the […]
Designed for our youngest viewers. Join Astrid, a scientist, as she explores the sky. While observing the sky learn about the motions of the Sun and Earth, clouds, rainbows, stars, daytime and nighttime, the Moon and constellations. A production of the Planetarium at The State Museum of Pennsylvania Educational content designed for PreK to Grade […]
Two solar eclipses are crossing America, one in October 2023 and the other in April 2024. Learn about what an eclipse is, how ancient people interpreted them, and where you need to be to experience these upcoming celestial phenomena. A Production of the Jenks Planetarium Educational content designed for grade 4 and up. For ticket […]
Our ancients learned the sky is not just a thing of beauty, but also our window for the position of our planet. Understanding how our planet is aligned with the distant stars allows anyone to use the sky as a compass, a calendar and a clock. This traditional show explores how mankind has used the […]
Designed for our youngest viewers. Join Astrid, a scientist, as she explores the sky. While observing the sky learn about the motions of the Sun and Earth, clouds, rainbows, stars, daytime and nighttime, the Moon and constellations. A production of the Planetarium at The State Museum of Pennsylvania Educational content designed for PreK to Grade […]
Wednesday, March 27 at 11:30am Come explore the art of the diorama in Mammal Hall on the Third Floor. Observe how they blend light, color, and sculptural elements to capture a moment in time and connect with Pennsylvania mammals and wild places. Discover close looking and use your new knowledge and creativity to design your […]
Two solar eclipses are crossing America, one in October 2023 and the other in April 2024. Learn about what an eclipse is, how ancient people interpreted them, and where you need to be to experience these upcoming celestial phenomena. A Production of the Jenks Planetarium Educational content designed for grade 4 and up. For ticket […]
Our ancients learned the sky is not just a thing of beauty, but also our window for the position of our planet. Understanding how our planet is aligned with the distant stars allows anyone to use the sky as a compass, a calendar and a clock. This traditional show explores how mankind has used the […]