N ~ 1: Alone in the Milky Way and the Q&A session
The Drake equation, proposed by American astronomer Frank Drake and considered to be one of the famous equations in the world, offers a way to
Explore Events from our 2020 Virtual Festival. Click on each to learn and watch more.
Many of the sessions and activities are also on our YouTube Channel.
The Drake equation, proposed by American astronomer Frank Drake and considered to be one of the famous equations in the world, offers a way to
The Lost Family explores the rapidly evolving phenomenon of home DNA testing, its implications for how we think about family and ourselves, and its ramifications
San Francisco plants and wildlife, including beautiful butterflies, co-evolved together in a variety of plant communities on our varied soils and in our variable weather.
For this event, swissnex San Francisco brings together a Swiss and American organization that collaborate with Universities and citizens to find solutions for locally specific
In this video Robotics students will be giving a demonstration of mechanism design and testing. They will be demonstrating their competition robot for the VEX
Very few places in the world have not been touched by invasive species. Biological invasions are a major force of change, affecting many dimensions of
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