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Pop! The Science of Bubbles - Arizona Science Center

Get ready to play with bubbles like you never have before—and learn some fascinating stuff along the way. Your iridescent journey includes hands-on activities like making bubbles with wands of all shapes and sizes, bubble tables, giant bubbles created while you stand inside them, and a massive bubble drop every 15-20 minutes. The whole family will learn the science behind what makes bubbles even possible: Concepts like elasticity, surface tension, evaporation, and geometry all play into an educational experience bursting with fun.
Dates: 
05/15/2021
05/16/2021
05/17/2021
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10:30am - 4:00pm
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Organization:

Arizona Science Center

Location:

600 E Washington St
Phoenix, AZ, 85004
United States
See map: Google Maps

Phone:

(602) 716-2000

Ahwatukee Eats Food Truck Fest

Occurring the 3rd Friday of the month from 5 to 9 pm. Admission is FREE! In light of COVID-19, we’ll be taking several precautions, including: mandatory mask wearing and social distancing, BYOC/BYOB (bring your own chair or blanket), second ordering option (view menus, order, and pay via the Street Food Finder app! Join us for food trucks, live music and family fun!
Dates: 
05/21/2021
5 PM – 9 PM
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Organization:

Ahwatukee Eats

Location:

4609 E. Chandler Blvd
Phoenix, AZ, 85048
United States
See map: Google Maps

Phone:

424.675.1563

Streaming | National Astronomy Day 2021 - May 15 at 8:30pm AZ/PT from Lowell Observatory

On Saturday, May 15, Lowell Observatory is hosting a livestream in celebration of National Astronomy Day and the 125th anniversary of the historic Clark Telescope! Starting at 8:30pm PDT, join Lowell educators at the Clark Telescope for live looks at the Sombrero Galaxy, the first object that was observed to have Red Shift by Vesto Slipher! Lowell astronomer Deidre Hunter will discuss the Sombrero’s importance to Slipher’s research on what we know today as galaxies, her own modern-day galaxy research, and how she got interested in astronomy. You’ll also hear all about the Clark’s fascinating history and its place in popular culture.
Dates: 
05/15/2021
11:30pm EDT / 10:30pm CDT / 9:30pm MDT / 8:30pm PDT / 7:30pm AKDT
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