Museums in Glasgow - Page 2

Other Glasgow museums

•  Art Museums [11]
•  Civilization Museums [2]
•  Community Museums [3]
•  Contemporary Art Museums [2]
•  History Museums [25]
•  Modern Art Museums [2]
•  Museums [27]
•  Museums/Art Galleries [2]
•  Science Museums [1]

Nearby museums

•  Milngavie [1]
•  Clydebank [1]
•  Paisley [4]
•  East Kilbride [3]
•  Blantyre [1]
•  Coatbridge [2]
•  Johnstone [1]
•  Hamilton [2]
•  Airdrie [1]
•  Kilbarchan [1]

• 07/30/20
  🎧 Episode 3 of 'A Spark of Science' is available now! In this episode, Claire debunks some common medical myths. Listen on Soundcloud now ▶️ http://orlo.uk/Pdxss We're also looking for your feedb...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/30/20
  Can you tie your shoelaces without looking at your feet? In today's throwback #GSCAtHome, we're looking at the sense of proprioception - how you understand your body's position & movements. Explore p...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/29/20
  In this episode of GSC at Home, we take a look at the fascinating journey makes as it goes through our body. From the very top, to the very bottom - literally! Jennifer takes us through what happens...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/28/20
  A brand new issue of The Spark magazine is available now! 💥 Our free weekly science magazine is full of fun science activities to keep the kids busy during the summer holidays! Get your copy of issu...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/28/20
  🏀 A basketball on a finger. 🚲 A bicycle wheel. 💫 A beaker of water on a plastic plate attached to some string... it can mean only one thing - today's throwback #GSCAtHome is about things that spin...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/27/20
  A spectroscope is a tool used by scientists to measure light by splitting it up into its colour components. Just like primary colours that we learn about in art - red, yellow and blue - light has it...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/26/20
  Coming up this week on #GSCAtHome ⬇️ ⁣ ⁣ 💿 Make Your Own Spectroscope (27/07) ⁣ A spectroscope is a tool used by scientists to measure light by splitting it up into its colour components. Harriet tell...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/25/20
  Missed any of this week's new #GSCAtHome videos? Here's a handy roundup 👇 🌎 On Monday, Veronica took us on a tour of planet Earth: https://youtu.be/w4Q0a_LzHeQ ⛵ We learned about buoyancy with Abi o...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/24/20
  What is a tornado? How do they form? Learn all about this extreme form of weather and make your own tornado in a bottle, safe at home - no need to worry about ending up in Oz! 🌪️ You'll need two iden...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/23/20
  🎧 Episode 2 of our new weekly audio series, A Spark of Science, is here! Sabah tells us all about corrosion - what it is, how it happens, and where you may have seen it. There's also a fun experim...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/23/20
  In today's throwback #GSCAtHome, we're making bird feeders with Sam! 📝 Download the 'How to make a bird feeder' instruction sheet: https://bit.ly/how-to-make-a-bird-feeder For more info on GSC At H...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/22/20
  Learn about the force of buoyancy and how it affects bath times, boats and even bladders! Find out about the scientist behind the discovery, Archimedes, and follow along with an experiment where you ...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/21/20
  Issue 3 of The Spark magazine has landed! 🚀 Our free weekly science magazine is full of fun science activities to keep the kids busy during the summer holidays! Get your copy on our website now ➡️ h...
  > Glasgow Science Centre
• 07/21/20
  In today's #GSCAtHome flashback, we're back in the Science Show Theatre with Carla! When dropped from the same height, at the same time, which will hit the ground first - a hammer or a feather? And w...
  > Glasgow Science Centre