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High-Tech Halloween promises gooey, explosive fun from afar
Gather with us remotely on Oct. 30; the virus can’t stop this 25-year tradition!
October 1, 2020
In the Bradbury’s parking lot last October, six pumpkins erupted into vibrant, foamy goo. Photo credit: Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
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- Stacy Baker
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- (505) 664-0244
Last year: More that 2,000 people gathered at Bradbury Science Museum for High-Tech Halloween, which featured the technicolor “Exploding Pumpkins” chemical reaction, among other thrilling attractions.
This year: The Bradbury is planning another incredibly messy outdoor demonstration, live-streamed via WebEx Events on Friday, Oct. 30, at 5:30 p.m. Register for this free event.
The show must go on! While held tightly under wraps for the moment, more details will be released in the coming weeks. Check the Bradbury’s website and social media for updates.
October 2020
- Hispanic heritage runs deep at Los Alamos Lab
- Norris Bradbury credited with saving the Lab and town from post-war decline
- Free remote-learning resources for your kids
- The plant's microbiome: fair-weather friend?
- Night with a Nerd trivia contest Oct. 8
- Inside the top-secret Tunnel Vault sat a wooden desk — but why?
- Meet the Bradbury’s guides
- Secrets of the heart: Karissa Sanbonmatsu’s research yields clues for conquering cardiac disease
- National Chemistry Week: Explore the world of glues and adhesives
- Rock star: Nina Lanza’s geology expertise advances the search for signs of life on Mars
- High-Tech Halloween promises gooey, explosive fun
