Summer of Discovery

For as long as there have been humans, we have wondered "Are we alone in the universe?"

This summer - join the Discovery Center as we spend the summer exploring all the past and present information we have on this topic, as well as journey into the future of space missions being developed to Search for Life in places yet to be searched.

Every Saturday, June 4th - August 6th, the Discovery Center will expand on our larger theme of The Search for Life by taking a deeper dive into a specific part of our search for life.

• June 4th: Robotics - Helpers in the Search for Life
• June 11th: Too Small to See
• June 18th: Live from the Arctic - Searching for Life in Alien Oceans
• June 25th: Life in the Rocks? It's a Great Place to Start
• July 2nd: Water - Why is it so Important?
• July 9th: Robotics II - Helpers in the Search for Life
• July 16th: James Webb Space Telescope 1st Images
• July 23rd: So many forms of Life... Land, Sea, and Air
• July 30th: What do we Look for When we're Searching for Life?
• August 6th: Let's all Join the Search for Life!

Workshops, when offered, are on a first-come, first-served basis*.
*When paid workshops are offered, there is a $5 materials fee in addition to SFDC General Admission.
Summer of Discovery events are open to all, but activities will be the MOST fun for ages 6-12.
Parents must accompany children.
Please see specific event dates above for workshop topics and details.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!