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Virtual Planetarium and solar system discovery show

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Virtual Planetarium and solar system discovery show

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The Universe is a vast and intriguing place, and this show explores our own little corner of it: the Solar System. Starting from our home planet, the Earth, you’ll travel through our celestial neighbourhood, visiting objects like planets, moons and asteroids, and ending with a fly-out to view our galaxy, the Milky Way.

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The Universe is a vast and intriguing place, and this show explores our own little corner of it: the Solar System. Starting from our home planet, the Earth, we'll travel through our celestial neighbourhood, visiting objects like planets, moons and asteroids, and ending with a fly-out to view our galaxy, the Milky Way.

Ages: 7+

Upcoming sessions
Friday 3 July | 4pm - 5pm Thursday 9 July | 12pm - 1pm, 2pm - 3pm, 3pm - 4pm Friday 10 July | 11am - 12pm, 12pm - 1pm, 2pm - 3pm Thursday 16 July | 11am - 12pm, 12pm - 1pm, 3pm - 4pm Friday 17 July | 11am - 12pm, 2pm - 3pm, 3pm - 4pm Thursday 23 July | 12pm - 1pm, 2pm - 3pm, 3pm - 4pm Friday 24 July | 11am - 12pm, 12pm - 1pm, 2pm - 3pm
Important information

This is a free planetarium pilot show. The Zoom link and information on how to join the session will be in the Eventbrite confirmation email. Please keep the email so you can join the sessions easily.

If children are participating, we advise that adults offer support during the session.

Numbers are limited to the event and we ask that you book a place in advance so that we can plan for the correct numbers. If you book and are unable to attend, please let us know so we can offer it to another visitor.

Sessions will be held on Zoom. This application is not affiliated with the museum, we have staff monitoring every session and will eject participants presenting any inappropriate behaviours. We advise that you take the time to read the terms and conditions on Zoom's website for your own information and safety.

How do I join a live online session?

1. Follow the link to book your place via Royal Museums Greenwich's Event Brite page.

2. Once you have booked your ticket, you will receive an email confirming your place on your chosen Live Online Workshop. Open the email, the email will contain a link and password to the prescheduled workshop.

3. When it is time for your scheduled event click the link on your email. This will take you to your chosen event which is being hosted through an application called ZOOM. You will be asked for your meeting I.D and Password. These should come up automatically but if not they can be found on your original email.

4. Please use an appropriate username (e.g. first name) for the Zoom session.

5. Your computer audio and video will be disconnected for the entirety of the session. If you wish to communicate with the host or ask questions, then please directly ask the host in the Q&A function.

6. If you sign in before the workshops begins you will be asked to wait in a virtual waiting room.

7. Please note that you are in a session with many other participants, please be considerate of others when asking questions.

8. These sessions are monitored at all times. Any behaviour deemed to be inappropriate will result in participants being removed from the session and being reported to the appropriate authorities where necessary.

9. We support independent learning for children but we hold the safety and well-being of children in higher regard. Therefore we ask that an adult is present when children are partaking.

10. Extra activities may be suggested at the end of the session. Links for additional tasks will be put in the chat room for further learning.

11. Your host will inform you when the session is finished. When you have finished your session close your tab and sign out of zoom if you signed in at the beginning.

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Solar System Discovery | Virtual Planetarium Show

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The Universe is a vast and intriguing place, and this show explores our own little corner of it: the Solar System. Starting from our home planet, the Earth, we'll travel through our celestial neighbourhood, visiting objects like planets, moons and asteroids, and ending with a fly-out to view our galaxy, the Milky Way.

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Delve into the Museum from home with a virtual self-guided tour of the galleries, an interactive experience about Hope the blue whale and audio guides narrated by Sir David Attenborough.

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Try your hand at one of many at home science experiments or explore our Ri Masterclass workshop resources.

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Can you skewer a balloon without popping it? Coat a nail in copper? What happens when you plug a clock into a potato? Dyson engineers have designed these challenges specifically for children. Ideal for home or in the classroom, they encourage inquisitive young minds to get excited about engineering.

WARNING: Some of these practicals require adult supervision. One practical (etching metal) will release chlorine gas which can be
harmful if you have asthma.

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Expeditions explore history, science, the arts, and the natural world. Whether you’re roaming with dinosaurs or taking a look at Renaissance sculptures, there’s something amazing to explore for every subject.

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Explore the science museum with a virtual tour on Google Streetview or enjoy a curated tour of the museum. You can also explore their 325,000 object in amazing detail!

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Take inspiration and ideas from their hub of seasonal and fun creative activities that are designed to encourage pupils to get outside, get creative using recycled materials, and learn about nature and sustainability.

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Take inspiration and ideas from our hub of seasonal and fun creative activities that are designed to encourage pupils to get outside, get creative using recycled materials, and learn about nature and sustainability.

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NASA’s citizen science projects are collaborations between scientists and interested members of the public. Through these collaborations, volunteers (known as citizen scientists) have helped make thousands of important scientific discoveries.

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NASA's citizen science projects are collaborations between scientists and interested members of the public. Through these collaborations, volunteers (known as citizen scientists) have helped make thousands of important scientific discoveries. More than 410 NASA citizen scientists have been named as co-authors on refereed scientific publications. Want to work on some real NASA science?

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While Scouts normally love the great outdoors, they’ve pulled together some inspired indoor activity ideas to keep you entertained while schools are closed due to coronavirus.

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Ideas and activities to inspire young minds at home

While we normally love the great outdoors, we've pulled together some inspired indoor activity ideas (if we do say so ourselves) to keep kids entertained while schools are closed due to the pandemic. Keep your kids learning new skills and having fun (and avoid hearing 'I'm bored' every 30 seconds) all in #TheGreatIndoors.

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Ideas and activities to inspire young minds at home While we normally love the great outdoors, we've pulled together some inspired indoor activity ideas (if we do say so ourselves) to keep kids entertained while schools are closed due to the pandemic.

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Here you will find the experiments you can do at home. All very low-tech. No fancy equipment. Just what's in the cupboard and the fridge, and some fun for kids.

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Stuck for lockdown activities? Try these easy to understand, fun and creative science experiments for kids you can do from home.

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STEM – Massive list of activities for all ages

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A range of fun, hands-on activities for families to use at home, suitable for all ages from 4 to 16.

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A range of fun, hands-on activities for families to use at home, suitable for all ages from 4 to 16.

Activities for all ages

Activities for ages 4-11

Activities for ages 7-11

Activities for ages 11-16

Activities for all ages

Mission X: Train like an astronaut

Train like an astronaut using physical and scientific activities and learn all about fitness and nutrition on Earth and in space.

Moon camp challenge

A European Space Agency challenge to design a Moon Camp using online design software.

the great exhibition at home challenge

Learn how engineers can help protect the planet, and win super STEM prizes. All UK primary and secondary students can take part.

Digital making at home

A series of activities from the Raspberry Pi Foundation involving coding and projects at home.

Virtual robotics from VEX

Code a virtual robot using a block-based coding environment. Program your robot to solve mazes, draw shapes and patterns and collect and sort objects.

The Great Indoors

For anyone challenged with keeping young people busy, happy and learning whilst at home, The Scout Association has collated more than 100 activities for young people of all ages.

Floating garden STEM challenge

A great activity to do inside and out. Find out about problems around the world caused by flooding, then design and build your own floating gardens.

Stop the spread

After this activity, you will understand more about how COVID-19 spreads, and the importance of handwashing. You will also have built your own outdoor handwashing station.

Activities for ages 4-11

the mars mission

The six activities for each age group of children, allow them to find out more about the ExoMars Mission in 2020 and about searching for life on Mars.​

Mission to the moon

Practical activities, investigations and games all based on current lunar research, using a mission to the moon as a context for science learning.

Engineering@Home

Turn the materials you would normally send out in your recycling into something that you can design, build and test.

ExpeRimental

A series of short films making it fun, easy and cheap to do science experiments at home with your children.

Code for life

Free, educational and fun coding activities and lesson plans to help teach coding at home.

Prime8 Coding

Learn to code and fulfil the National Curriculum using videos led by Cody Coyote and free software.

Activities for ages 7-11

Skills Builder home learning activities

A selection of tasks to develop young people’s essential skills like listening, problem-solving, and creativity.

animal adaptations

Look at how animals have adapted to cope with all sorts of conditions. Explore communication strategies, travel, camouflage and life in challenging settings.

extreme elements

Make models to understand how weather and extreme events occur, and what their impact can be.

fact finders

Create a TV show that explores common myths, crazy stories and possible pranks.

Movies and magic

Explore how things are done to make movies look realistic, and investigate whether technology from the movies could be possible in real life.

the ice is melting

In this set of four activities from the European Space Agency, students explore the impacts of global warming and melting ice on Earth.

Activities for ages 11-16

Skills Builder home learning activities

A selection of tasks to develop young people’s essential skills like listening, problem-solving, and creativity.

Stretchiness

Work as an engineer to investigate the properties of materials- in this case: sweets!

Hand-eye coordination

"The faster you are the more mistakes you make" Complete the hand-eye tester to find out!

Knitting book

Knitting patterns for a model of the human body and organs.

a future stem

Explore careers and research courses that would lead them into STEM-related occupations.

how can we augment ourselves?

The human body is an amazing piece of engineering. How can scientific innovations make our bodies even better?

can we live smarter?

Can we use new technology and innovations to improve the quality of our lives as well as the world we live in?

survive on a desert island

Use activities 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 and investigate the science, technology, engineering and maths involved in surviving on a desert island.

Working for efficiency

Help devise the best way to complete a paper round, plus other logic puzzles to attempt!

Building a town

Make a net of a local building on your way to recreating where you live.

Packaging

Make and design boxes to be folded and used to package food and drink. You might need some chocolates to stimulate discussion!

Minimise or supersize

How many of us are aware of the calories, sugar, salt and fat contained in the food we eat? Take on the role of a nutritionist and explore...

Going bananas

How much does a banana weigh? Can you make a healthy smoothie cheaper than those found in the shops?

Helicopter seeds

Make a paper helicopter seed from the template, drop them and record the results. How far do the seeds spread?

Code for life

Free, educational and fun coding activities and lesson plans to help teach coding at home.

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Tynker provides everything needed to learn computer programming in a fun way. Tynker offers self-paced online courses for children to learn coding at home.

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Make learning to code fun with Coding Game Apps! Kids can explore coding concepts and skills through fun, interactive activities. Download the Tynker Mobile Coding apps now for an engaging, educational experience that encourages problem-solving and creative thinking.

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‘Visit’ the site of the Large Hadron Collider – the world’s largest and most powerful particle accelerator. A variety of interactive activities including virtual reality videos and tours of the site.

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If you cannot come physically to CERN, there are multiple ways to visit CERN virtually.

CERN VR

Discover CERN in Virtual Reality with 2 short clips. From the LHC to the CMS detector and the challenge of analyzing petabytes of data with more than half a million processor cores, go to places few persons are allowed.

You can either view the clips in a browser (use mouse or tilt phone/tablet to change viewpoint) or, for a better experience, download a 2K quality video clip to view it on your VR device (Oculus, Vive etc)

360° ATLAS Virtual Guided Tour

Follow a full guided tour of ATLAS with Sascha, in 360° video.

You can either view the tour on Youtube on your browser (use the mouse or tilt phone/tablet to change viewpoint) or, for a better experience, download a high quality video clip to view it on your VR device (Oculus, Vive etc.).

Relive the installation of GEM in CMS detector in 360°

Watch again the very first live in 360° from CMS cavern and witness the installation of the GEM (Gas Electron Multiplier) detectors.
This live video has earned the distinction of Webby Honoree as recognized by the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences as a significant achievement in 2020!

View it on Youtube (use the mouse or tilt phone/tablet to change viewpoint) or, for a better experience view it on YouTube VR on your VR device (Oculus, Vive etc.).

360° panoramas

Walk through CERN's accelerator chain (Proton Synchrotron, Super Proton Synchrotron, Large Hadron Collider etc.).

Begin your journey here.

Google Street View

Walk through all CERN surface sites and some key internal sites such as Data Centre, ALICE, ATLAS, CMS and LHCb detectors.

Begin your journey here.

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Take part in one of many virtual tours of Chester Zoo which broadcasted the zoo whilst in lockdown.

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curiosities and check out our incredible learning resources, virtual zoo visits, workshops and loads more amazing activities to keep you busy in lockdown! Whether you're a learner, a teacher or just passionate about animals and conservation, we have something for everyone!

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What's it like to be an astronaut? Where did the Moon come from? What's the future of humans in space? Click to find out more!

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The Moon Adventure | Institute of Physics

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Washington D.C Natural History Museum – Virtual tours

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The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History virtual tours allow visitors to take self-guided, room-by-room tours of select exhibits and areas within the museum from their desktop or mobile device

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The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History virtual tours allow visitors to take self-guided, room-by-room tours of select exhibits and areas within the museum from their desktop or mobile device. Visitors can also access select collections and research areas at our satellite support and research stations as well as past exhibits no longer on display.

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A Rube Goldberg machine is any complex contraption that uses a chain reaction to perform a simple task. Think of it as dominoes with far more steps leading to doing something simple like turning a light on or silence an alarm. They involve a lot of set up but are incredibly satisfying to have work.
This site has examples of famous Rube Goldberg videos from YouTube.

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A Rube Goldberg machine is any complex contraption that uses a chain reaction to perform a simple task.

HOW TO GET STARTED

Start at the End

Identify the simple task you want to achieve. You could turn off a light, open a door, pour a bowl of cereal, turn off an alarm clock, hammer a nail or pop a balloon. Be creative - and unique.
Make a Plan
Brainstorm a series of actions that will complete your task. Make a pin pop a balloon. Send a toy car down a ramp. Make dominoes fall. Draw a blueprint plan for what you expect to happen. The most important action will be the first step - that's what starts the entire machine. Make sure your machine starts with a bang!
Gather Your Materials
You can use almost anything to create your Rube Goldberg machine. Here are some ideas: dominoes, fans, PVC pipe, magnets, duct tape, marbles, cups or bowls, miniature toy cars, paper towel tubes, string.
Piece by Piece
As you create your machine, follow your blueprint and place your materials where you think they need to be. Practice makes perfect, so don't expect your Rube Goldberg machine to work perfectly the first time you try it. There will be plenty of trial and error - and that's OK. Adjust your materials and keep at it.

10 WORKING RUBE GOLDBERG MACHINES

Here are videos of 10 working Rube Goldberg machines. If you make one of your own, use the form below to send us photos.

Important Note: Please only upload photos of your project. Because of privacy rules, we can't post any photos that show people's faces. Always ask for your parent's permission before uploading anything to a website.

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Learn.Genetics – An introduction to genetics and biology

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Explore a range of resources all aimed at explains the basics of biology and genetics. Activities to complete as well as learning if you want to learn something new.

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Edinburgh Zoo – Animal information and live webcams

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Edinburgh Zoo – Animal information and live webcams

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Find out about all the animals that live in Edinburgh Zoo and there are live webcams of the animals so you can see what they are up to!

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Please care for the animals you love with a donation this Christmas

So many people helped to care for Yang Guang the giant panda and our other animals when Edinburgh Zoo was closed and our keepers were grateful for every gift.

But after losing so much of our income this year from COVID-19, the survival of your wildlife charity is now at risk.

Please give a donation to feed the animals in your zoo this Christmas.

With your support, we can give them everything they need to thrive!

Please help the animals now

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Meet our animals | RZSS Edinburgh Zoo | Edinburgh Zoo

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So many people helped to care for Yang Guang the giant panda and our other animals when Edinburgh Zoo was closed and our keepers were grateful for every gift. But after losing so much of our income this year from COVID-19, the survival of your wildlife charity is now at risk.

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Washington D.C Natural History Museum – Summer Explorations

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Washington D.C Natural History Museum – Summer Explorations

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Join a free virtual summer program series that allows you to explore the world of natural history science in a fun and interactive way! Each week they will explore a different natural science-based theme and provide a suite of daily live webinars, videos, activities, and projects.

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Take a journey through this site and begin discovering Antarctica for yourself. Each section features activities, images, video clips and fact sheets, to help you learn about this distant, frozen wilderness.

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Discovering Antarctica - interactive education for schools

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Discovering Antarctica, an award winning educational website for schools from the Royal Geographical Society and British Antarctic Survey.

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Visit the animals, and their hardworking keepers, in real time. Gain an unedited snapshot of what goes on day to day – the cleaning, the caring, the surprises and the affection. Enjoy the animals in all their unpredictable, quirky ways and check in with the teams still there, on site, looking after their animals.

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From behind London Zoo's gates we're bringing the Zoo to you!

Remember to come back often - we're regularly updating this page so there's always something new to enjoy.

Webcams and live streams

Animal antics

Zookeeper videos

Behind-the-scenes updates

From the comfort of your own dens, burrows and nests you'll get the best of London Zoo. Discover London's virtual zoo today!

Snacks for London's lemurs

Discover the fascinating comet moth, native to the Madagascan rainforest.

Up close with squirrel monkeys

Everyone likes a cheeky monkey! We're sure you'll fall in love with our troop of chatty black-capped squirrel monkeys.

Meet our baby sloth

Elio, one of our sloths, just had his first birthday and he's simply adorable.

Insider tips from Penguin Beach

Meet the team at Penguin Beach and find out how to tell each of our flippered friends apart.

'Live' with London Zoo's Giraffes

Discover everything you ever wanted to know about giraffes, and see behind the scenes in our zoo kitchen as giraffe 'afternoon tea' is prepared. A special recording from Summer 2019 with zookeeper Jess.

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From behind London Zoo's gates we're bringing the Zoo to you! Remember to come back often - we're regularly updating this page so there's always something new to enjoy. Webcams and live streams Animal antics Zookeeper videos Behind-the-scenes updates From the comfort of your own dens, burrows and nests you'll get the best of London Zoo.

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Kew Gardens – Virtual tour into the glasshouses 

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Travel to the tropics, the desert and the mountains without leaving the house with their seasonal footage and a sneak peek at their glasshouses across Kew and Wakehurst.

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Whilst we were closed, we lost vital income that supported our world-class horticultural and conservation work. We need your help more than ever to protect the future of Kew.
Donate

If you can't get to the gardens, let us bring the gardens to you.

Travel to the tropics, the desert and the mountains without leaving the house with our seasonal footage and a sneak peek at our glasshouses across Kew and Wakehurst.

These links will take you to our YouTube channel, where there's more to explore.

Explore Kew on Google Arts & Culture

Visit our fascinating online exhibition on Google Arts & Culture as part of the Gardens United project which brings together over 50 UK gardens in one brilliant botanic virtual hub.

Unearthed: Mysteries from an unseen world

Poisonings, trafficking and medicine. BBC presenter James Wong hosts Kew's first ever podcast series revealing the hidden world of plants and fungi.

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Whilst we were closed, we lost vital income that supported our world-class horticultural and conservation work. We need your help more than ever to protect the future of Kew. Donate If you can't get to the gardens, let us bring the gardens to you.

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The theme for the British Science Week 2020 activity packs and poster competition was ‘Our diverse planet.’ Even though the week is over, the packs contain lots of activities on this theme, with anything from biological diversity and social diversity, to the diversity of knowledge and STEM careers.

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WildEarth’s safariLIVE is an award winning, expert hosted LIVE safari, broadcast directly from the African wilderness into your home.

Sunrise Safari: 5:30am-8:30am

Sunset Safari: 2pm-5pm

Every day of the week

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Allows students to search for lectures — recorded or animated — on subjects of interest or sign up for a daily email of lesson plans that span all subjects and age groups.

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TED-Ed lessons on the subject Science & Technology. TED-Ed celebrates the ideas of teachers and students around the world. Discover hundreds of animated lessons, create customized lessons, and share your big ideas.

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Be delighted by the antics of the sea otters or mellow out to the hypnotic drifting of jellies. With ten live cams to choose from, you can experience the wonder of the ocean no matter where you are. There are live narrated feedings every day.

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The Monterey Bay Aquarium Sea Otter Program has played an important role in the continued recovery of the southern sea otter population with our research, rescue, rehabilitation, and surrogacy work.

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With ten live cams to choose from, you can experience the wonder of the ocean no matter where you are. Be delighted by the antics of our sea otters or mellow out to the hypnotic drifting of our jellies. Tune in to one of the Monterey Bay Aquarium's web cams.