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Wisconsin Science Festival
3rd Annual Wisconsin Weather Festival
Wisconsin Energy Institute at UW-Madison WI
- October 17, 2026 at 3:00 PM through 6:00 PM
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Brookhaven National Laboratory's Science Learning Center
Animal Tracking (Virtual Discovery Activity)
Anywhere
- Ongoing
Live ScienceEcology & EnvironmentOnline: Live Event
Astronomy On Tap
Astronomy On Tap – ABQ: Lightning – What We Know, What We Don’t!
Bow & Arrow Brewing Co NM
- September 16, 2026 at 12:00 AM through 2:00 AM
Community
Astronomy On Tap
Astronomy on Tap in the Triangle: Dark Energy – A Mystery that Won’t Sit Still
Fullsteam ATC NC
- September 1, 2026 at 11:00 PM
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ClimatePrediction.net
Help produce predictions of Earth’s climate.
Anywhere
- Ongoing
Citizen ScienceComputers & TechnologyClimate & Weathercomputers & technologyboincdistributed computingcomputer
Brookhaven National Laboratory's Science Learning Center
Collisions (Virtual Discovery Activity)
Anywhere
- Ongoing
Live ScienceGeneral ScienceOnline: Live Event
Brookhaven National Laboratory's Science Learning Center
Conductors & Insulators (Virtual Discovery Activity)
Anywhere
- Ongoing
Live ScienceGeneral ScienceOnline: Live Event
CREDO (Cosmic Ray Extremely Distributed Observatory)
Answer fundamental questions about the universe using a smartphone
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Citizen SciencePhysicsEducationAstronomy & Spacehigh energy cosmic raycredo scienceapplicationscredo detectordetectorastronomycosmic ray
Daily Live Science Demonstrations
Join us at the PECO Live Science Stage in the main Atrium and Demonstration Theater on the third floor for dynamic shows happening throughout the day from 11am to 4pm!
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Ongoing
Live ScienceBiologyChemistry
NASA / Zooniverse
Dark Energy Explorers
Help measure dark energy when the universe was just ~2-3 billion years old.
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- Ongoing
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