In case you missed it...
Read the Winter 2021 edition of Science Scope online!
From upcoming events at the museum, to activities for Institute kids, to what to look out for in the night sky each month, you can find it all in the Winter 2021 Science Scope.
Science Kits for all
With so much learning being done virtually, here at the Institute of Science we have had to come up with alternative ways to reach students. One of the things we’re doing is creating, on average, up to 1,000 science kits every week to be delivered to Michigan students so they can continue exploring and engaging with science.

This initiative would not be possible without the support of some of our partners. Thank you to PNC Bank; DTE Foundation; FCA Foundation, the charitable arm of Stellantis; DENSO; and the many supporters of Women Rock Science for helping us make the science kits and outreach programs possible for students throughout Michigan as we continue to navigate this virtual world together!
Coming up at the Institute of Science...
Register today for our member-exclusive, virtual lecture series: 
Thursday, March 11 | 7:30pm: Learn how gender roles have been presented in scholarship of Native Peoples.

Saturday, March 13 | 9:00am: Spring equinox; warmer days; more sunlight…these are some of the exciting topics we’ll chat about!
Register now for in-person and virtual Explore Camps this summer:
July 5 - August 20, 2021
Tackle activities, experiments, and investigations and explore popular science topics this summer. Join us for one week or many - weekly activities will not repeat.
Celestial events to watch for this month
March 13: This is your chance to view a moonless sky. The Moon will be located on the same side of the Earth as the Sun and will not be visible in the night sky. 
March 20: The spring equinox begins for the Northern Hemisphere at 5:37am. 
March 28: Be sure to catch the Full Moon tonight!
Don’t forget to schedule your next visit to the museum! Pre-register on our website: science.cranbrook.edu. And follow us on Facebook and Instagram to learn about all things science and natural history.
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