Something pretty wild happened in science this week. Astronomers just built the largest 3D map of the early universe ever created, revealing galaxies and cosmic structures that were hidden from view until now. And the crazy part? It lets us look 10 billion years into...
For decades, Mars has fascinated scientists, sci fi writers and fans, and dreamers alike. But could humans actually live there? The short answer is… possibly, but it would be extremely difficult. I’ve written about my love of space before and my (sort of)...
When we think of engineering, we often conjure images of rigid blueprints, complex calculations, and cold steel. When we think of art, we imagine canvases, fluid expression, and boundless imagination. We’ve been taught to see these as opposite ends of the spectrum—the...
Every year on February 2nd, millions of people wake up and ask the same, deeply serious question: Did a groundhog see his shadow? And honestly…We’re okay with that. Groundhog Day is the one holiday that fully commits to chaos. No gifts. No fireworks. Just...
When you’re young, one of the questions you hear the most is: “What do you want to do with your life?”It’s a big question—sometimes an overwhelming one. Many young people feel pressure to have everything figured out early, but the truth is that passion isn’t always...
Looking for a fun way to give back, learn something new, and make a real impact? Volunteering with the Exploreum in 2026 puts you right in the middle of hands-on science, creativity, and discovery. As a volunteer, you’ll help visitors explore interactive exhibits,...
At the Exploreum we believe that STEAM—science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics—isn’t just for kids. Learning and creativity don’t have an age limit. For adults, exploring STEAM concepts can spark curiosity, improve problem-solving, and encourage...
At the Exploreum we believe in the power of visibility, opportunity, and inspiration. The saying “You can’t be what you can’t see” captures exactly why our mission matters. When young people see themselves represented in the faces of the scientists, engineers,...
At the Exploreum we see all the time how STEAM activities naturally encourage collaboration. Science, technology, engineering, art, and math often involve projects too big to tackle alone. When children, teens, and adults work side by side, they discover the value of...
At the Exploreum, we believe that some of the best learning happens outside. Nature offers endless opportunities for children to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) in ways that are fun, hands-on, and memorable. Whether it’s a walk through...
