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Sci-Fi Future Explored At Science Museum

A sci-fi future of cyborgs"Å¡ human clones and mind control over machines will be explored in a one-off discussion event at the Science Museum's Dana Centre on Wednesday 10 January.

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The Exploratorium And The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory

The first collaboration between the Exploratorium and a science research laboratory has resulted in the development of an educational center that is already making waves with students, educators, and scientists. Opened in November 2006, the new Science Education Center at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) in Livingston, Louisiana, incorporates the accumulated knowledge of the Exploratorium's decades of experience in developing techniques for the informal learning of science.

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International Rubik's Cube Competition Returns To the Exploratorium

Come watch the world's greatest solvers of the Rubik's Cube compete for the fastest times under improbable circumstances. New World Records have been set at the last three Exploratorium-hosted Rubik's Cube events.

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Activating The Medium - Tenth Annual Festival Of Sound Art At the Exploratorium

The Exploratorium and 23five present two nights of performances by local and international sound artists as part of the annual.

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The Physics of Toys: The Classic Edition

Jump start the new year with the Exploratorium's Physics of Toys: The Classic Edition. On Saturday, January 20th, from 11am to 3pm, recreate classic toys that display classic physics principles: climbing bear, bouncing woodpecker, ball and cup, and others.

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Music For Rocks And Water By Composer Cheryl Leonard

On Sunday, February 18th, at 1pm at the Exploratorium, three musicians play amplified water and a spectrum of rocks in a performance of compositions inspired by gestures and motions from the natural world.

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Creaky 78rpm Records, Old Cylinders, Gramophones

Meets High -Tech at the Exploratorium: Seattle's Climax Golden Twins Perform on Saturday, February 17 at 1pm. The development of recording that took place at the end of the 19th century signified big changes in society.

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Wiring A Brain To See, With Stanford's Dr. Stephen Smith

Cutting Edge Biology Lecture Series - Stanford University's Dr. Stephen Smith, an authority on microscope imaging techniques and the biology of brain cells, will talk about the eye-brain connection in the developing embryo, in the second in the Exploratorium's Cutting Edge Biology Lecture Series.

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The Physics of Toys: Lights, Camera, Science!

While Hollywood readies for the Academy Awards, the Exploratorium's Physics of Toys team will zoom in on movie cameras and pictures made from light.

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Valentine's Day Film Program: Love of Labor

In celebration of the spirit of Valentine's Day, the Exploratorium presents Love of Labor, a program of short, expressive films about people who love what they do. This program takes place on Saturday, February 10th, 2007, at 2pm, and is included in the price of admission to the Exploratorium.

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Listening Film Series: The Sound of Silence

Making Sense of Sound, a major new exhibition at the Exploratorium, the Listen Film Series explores the sound of silence on Saturday, February 24, 2007, at 2pm in the McBean Theater. All films are included in the price of admission to the Exploratorium.

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Art On The Threshold - A New Exhibition

March 8 Opening Party Features Additional Performances and Site-Specific Installations for One Night Only, March 8, 7-11pm. Liminality: Art on the Threshold, a new exhibition at the Exploratorium, on view from March 8 - June 3, 2007, builds on a rich history of boundary-bending. Projects that play with the Exploratorium's home, the airplane-hangar-like Palace of Fine Arts interior.

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