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Space Age Oceanography: Exhibition and Education

July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2012 | Public Programs, Exhibitions
Exploring Ocean Science from Space (EOSS) is an integrated program of marine life exhibits and science programming designed to bring broader awareness of NASA’s ocean research and Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) to our staff, volunteers, students, their families and teachers, as well as the visiting public. The Seattle Aquarium was the lead institution, and partnered with NASA and NOAA.  The project’s goal to advance NASA’s commitment to share its research through informal education and helping more than 1.5 million people better understand the role of oceans in our earth system while they increase their STEM literacy has been achieved.  The project created and implemented a wide range of programs and products including a teen intern program, interpretive programming, special events, Bering Sea Bingo educational game, hands-on activity kits including Wi-Fi enabled tablets to utilize online NASA content for interpretation, exhibit improvements to enhance the learners’ experience, electronic interactive stations, and a self-guided Aquarium workbook.

Funders

NASA
Award Number: NNX09AL68G
Funding Amount: 489498

TEAM MEMBERS

  • Robert Davidson
    Principal Investigator
    Seattle Aquarium Society
  • Discipline: Geoscience and geography | Space science
    Audience: Families | General Public | Educators/Teachers | Museum/ISE Professionals
    Environment Type: Public Programs | Aquarium and Zoo Programs | Exhibitions | Aquarium and Zoo Exhibits

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