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- Members: FREE, tickets required.
- Nonmembers: Exhibit admission plus $3 planetarium show cost.
- Members: FREE, tickets required.
- Nonmembers: Exhibit admission plus $3 planetarium show cost.
- Members: FREE, tickets required.
- Nonmembers: Exhibit admission plus $3 planetarium show cost.
Speaker: Amber Bartosh, RA, LEED AP BD+C, Assistant Professor, School of Architecture Syracuse University, and Co-Director, Interactive Design and Visualization Lab (IDVL)
Talk Overview: Have you seen the movie Ready Player One? Did you see how the characters co-exist in the physical environment and the virtual world? What if I told you that that future is already here? Come see how new hybrid reality technologies (which seem like video games!) are actually informing our everyday environments. Try on a Virtual Reality headset and witness how the virtual and physical are always intertwined. Energy and information flows are moving around us all the time. Plus! Learn how you can create your own 360 degree virtual environments as well.
Biography: Amber Bartosh is a LEED-accredited architect and interior designer who has designed and managed award-winning projects in the United States, China, Kuwait, and the U.A.E. She received her B.A. in Art and Architecture from Rice University and her M.Arch from the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc). Amber is currently an Assistant Professor at Syracuse University School of Architecture, a Syracuse Center of Excellence Faculty Fellow, and co-director of the Interactive Design and Visualization Lab (IDVL). Her work focuses on the architectural application of emergent materials through physical prototyping and advanced visualization technologies including virtual reality simulation.
RSVP to jrcafe@tacny.org.
Zoo in the Sky explores the stories, myths and legends of seasonal animal constellations! Show is suitable for young children. This show changes seasonally. Be sure to check it out year-round!
COST:
- FREE for members; tickets are required.
- Exhibit admission and $3 planetarium show cost for nonmembers.
Saturdays at 2:30 p.m., experience a guided tour of visiting exhibit, Dinomania, with a Science Educator! Travel back in time to the age of the dinosaurs during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods and learn about the dinosaurs that roamed Earth. Learn where they lived, what they ate and some of their amazing adaptations that helped them survive. You will feel like more than just a spectator as you adventure through Dinomania, admiring the T. rex’s fierce jaws and the nest of the Maiasaura (“Good Mother Lizard”) where her vulnerable young are hatching.
FREE with exhibit admission.
- Members: FREE, tickets required.
- Nonmembers: Exhibit admission plus $3 planetarium show cost.
Zoo in the Sky explores the stories, myths and legends of seasonal animal constellations! Show is suitable for young children. This show changes seasonally. Be sure to check it out year-round!
COST:
- FREE for members; tickets are required.
- Exhibit admission and $3 planetarium show cost for nonmembers.
EVERY Sunday at 2:30pm, join a MOST Science Educator for a guided tour of the NASA Hubble Space Telescope exhibit! Learn how the Hubble telescope works as you explore the anatomy of the telescope and scale model. Discuss what Hubble has brought to us on Earth as well as its important discoveries, such as narrowing the Universe’s age range, our understanding of dark energy, and the Universe’s continued expansion! Further explore the James Webb Space Telescope and how its technology will contribute to space discoveries well into the future!
FREE with exhibit admission.
- Members: FREE, tickets required.
- Nonmembers: Exhibit admission plus $3 planetarium show cost.
Did you ever wonder what the sky looks like from Santa’s workshop? Look into the night sky as if you were at the North Pole, and find the constellations that Syracuse and the North Pole have in common. Show is suitable for anyone who believes in Santa!
Saturdays at 2:30 p.m., experience a guided tour of visiting exhibit, Dinomania, with a Science Educator! Travel back in time to the age of the dinosaurs during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods and learn about the dinosaurs that roamed Earth. Learn where they lived, what they ate and some of their amazing adaptations that helped them survive. You will feel like more than just a spectator as you adventure through Dinomania, admiring the T. rex’s fierce jaws and the nest of the Maiasaura (“Good Mother Lizard”) where her vulnerable young are hatching.
FREE with exhibit admission.
Did you ever wonder what the sky looks like from Santa’s workshop? Look into the night sky as if you were at the North Pole, and find the constellations that Syracuse and the North Pole have in common. Show is suitable for anyone who believes in Santa!
EVERY Sunday at 2:30pm, join a MOST Science Educator for a guided tour of the NASA Hubble Space Telescope exhibit! Learn how the Hubble telescope works as you explore the anatomy of the telescope and scale model. Discuss what Hubble has brought to us on Earth as well as its important discoveries, such as narrowing the Universe’s age range, our understanding of dark energy, and the Universe’s continued expansion! Further explore the James Webb Space Telescope and how its technology will contribute to space discoveries well into the future!
FREE with exhibit admission.
Did you ever wonder what the sky looks like from Santa’s workshop? Look into the night sky as if you were at the North Pole, and find the constellations that Syracuse and the North Pole have in common. Show is suitable for anyone who believes in Santa!