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It’s almost here! - Measure Up! opens this weeke

It’s almost here! - Measure Up! opens this weekend at miSci!

Explore the science of measurement with hands on stations and never before displayed technology from miSci’s historic collections.

Measure your height in lobsters, see how accurate your internal clock is… and even test your reaction speed on a real interactive training machine brought by presenting sponsor Dynavision!

Its time to grab your tools and Measure Up!

#misciny #sciencemuseum #capitalregionny #newexhibit #learnsomethingnew

What’s better than one slide rule? A whole roll

What’s better than one slide rule? A whole roll of them!

When only the most precise calculations would do, engineers might consult one of these- a Thatchers Calculating Instrument!

We’re breaking out some of the coolest equipment in our collections for the new exhibit, Measure Up!

#misciny #sciencemuseum #learnsomethingnew

Over here at the miSci we’re asking the importan

Over here at the miSci we’re asking the important questions. Questions like: How many avocados tall are you?

#miSciny #sciencemuseum #youneverknowuntilyoutry #schenectadyny

We’re making an exhibit switch this week and put

We’re making an exhibit switch this week and putting out some lost gems from our collection- Ever had trouble reading the room? Use this opinion meter! It’s got a case full of knobs where everyone can dial in their thoughts.

Get ready to see these and more in our new exhibit Measure Up! Opening this weekend!

#misciny #sciencemuseum

🍂🍁Happy Autumnal Equinox! Though it's not as

🍂🍁Happy Autumnal Equinox! Though it's not as big a deal today, the key points of Earth’s journey around the Sun have long attracted notice and celebration.

�The two equinoxes mark the times that Earth’s axis is pointed along its path—in other words, when we are not tilted towards the Sun or away from it. Because of that our days are closer in length to our nights, our weather is temperate, and in Autumn the northern hemisphere’s nights are getting longer. ��

But with Autumn's shorter days and longer dark nights, we have more time to get out and see the light of the stars! So enjoy the stars, the colorful trees, and settle in to enjoy the travels of spaceship Earth.

#equinox #fallequinox #autumnalequinox #miSciny #thisweekinmisky #stargazing #tonightssky #amateurastronomy #capitaldistrictny #misky #sky #fallsky

This week in miSky! 🌑 New Moon - 9/21/25 🪐 S

This week in miSky!
🌑 New Moon - 9/21/25
🪐 Sunday 9/21/25 - When Saturn is opposite the Earth from the Sun we say it is in opposition! This is going to be when Saturn shines brightest and looks the largest this year, making this night and this week a great time to try and view the ringed planet.��
When it is in opposition Saturn is acting a little like the Full Moon—it is at its brightest and it is rising as the Sun is setting. So when the sky is dark, Saturn will be out—look for it underneath the ‘Great Square of Pegasus’ (scroll back in our feed for more details 🤗)

#miSciny #thisweekinmisky #stargazing #tonightssky #amateurastronomy #capitaldistrictny #misky #sky #summersky #fallsky #saturn

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