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New Bedford, Massachusetts 02740

 

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The Ocean Explorium will host two presentations by Roosevelt Middle School students on Thursday, August 5, 2010.  One group of students will show a Power Point presentation of their experience building and operating a Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV).  The other presentation will be the performance of a play written, directed and performed by students.  Based on lessons from the program "Voices of the Sea", the students will act out the lives of local marine animals.

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The 2nd International Elasmobranch Husbandry Symposium

The 2nd International Elasmobranch Husbandry Symposium will take place in 2013. The Ocean Explorium at New Bedford Seaport is proud to support this important conservation initiative.

Go to the Elasmobranch Husbandry website to learn more: www.elasmobranchhusbandry.org

HabCam comes to the Ocean Explorium

The latest plasma screen presentation has opened at the Ocean Explorium. In the Habcam or the Habitat Mapping Camera System presentation we learn about The Sea Scallop Project and the Northeastern Bentho-pelagic Observatory (NEBO) Project.

This newest presentation joins our other presentations about science in our back yard: The EPA Superfund site--cleaning up New Bedford Harbor, Harmful Algal Blooms or "Red Tide" and the SMAST Sea Floor Observation and Survey Program.

Tem Blessed "Now is the Time" video clip filmed at the Ocean Explorium


NEW BEDFORD, MA (15 April 2010) — The Ocean Explorium at New Bedford Seaport is honored to announce the official opening ceremony and press conference for the newly installed exhibit, "SEA & ICE:  The Extraordinary Life of Captain Bob Bartlett", the twentieth century’s most famous ice captain.

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Fish Bites #3

NEW BEDFORD, MA (7 April 2010) — The Ocean Explorium at New Bedford Seaport welcomes "SEA & ICE: The Extraordinary Life of Captain Bob Bartlett", an exhibit that chronicles an era of Arctic exploration under sail.

Captain Bartlett was a renowned Arctic explorer who successfully navigated Admiral Peary to his discovery of the North Pole in 1909.  Owner of the Effie M. Morrissey, now Schooner Ernestina, from 1926 - 1946, Capt. Bartlett made annual trips to the Arctic for scientific expeditions and anthropologic studies.  Some of these excursions were sponsored by National Geographic, the Smithsonian Institution, and the Museum of Natural History.  Captain Bartlett and the Effie M. Morrissey also were commissioned by the U.S. Navy to survey the Arctic during World War II.

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Blues for the Blue

Blues for the Blue

A fund-raiser to benefit the Ocean Explorium, featuring Neal McCarthy & Friends ...

Friday April 9th, 2010 - 7:30 PM – 11:00 PM
174 Union Street - Downtown New Bedford
Featuring Neal McCarthy & Friends

$40 ($25 of ticket price is a tax deductible donation) - only 100 tickets available

21+ (proper ID required) - cash bar and complimentary hors d’ouerves

ticket information or purchase by phone 508.994.5400 •  in person at the Ocean Explorium admissions desk • by email jcosta@oceanexplorium.org

sponsored by:

Chris Costa Plumbing and Heating
Gibbons Aquaria
CV Liquors

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NEW BEDFORD, MA (25 February 2010) — The Ocean Explorium, with generous support from the Women's Fund of the Community Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts, announces the second annual Women in Science + Engineering (WiSE) speaker series.

NEW BEDFORD, MA (16 February 2010) — The Ocean Explorium announces a second speaker series, Cosmic Voice, will begin this week.

On Thursday, February 18, Kelly Beatty will present "The Sputnik Years".  A specialist in planetary science and space exploration as well as Senior Contributing Editor for Sky & Telescope magazine, Mr. Beatty states "When a Russian rocket lofted Sputnik I into orbit on October 4, 1957, the worldwide reaction was a mixture of awe and apprehension.  The Space Age - and the Space Race - had begun."

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The mission of the Ocean Explorium is to establish New Bedford as a center for ocean science public education, with an emphasis on environmental stewardship and science literacy.

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