A T. Rex Named Sue

October 6, 2012–January 6, 2013

 

Sue is the largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus rex ever unearthed. This exhibit combines thrilling science with engaging activities and blockbuster appeal, and we're bringing it to YOU.

This exhibit was created by The Field Museum, Chicago, USA, and made possible through the generosity of McDonald's Corporation. Locally presented by M&T Bank Corporation.

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Discover the great fun in science and technology through the exciting, hands-on exhibits at the Rochester Museum & Science Center. Click here for details:
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Strasenburgh Planetarium Giant-Screen Films, Star and Laser Shows

Giant-Screen Films Star and Laser Shows Dazzle Audiences and Spark Interest in Science and Technology.
Giant-screen films bring audiences on scientific adventures to space, through the dessert, underwater or among volcanoes. Audiences become inspired by cutting-edge science presented in star shows and mesmerized by dazzling laser lights accompanied by rock music during "Saturday Night Laser."

Click on Show Schedule for details on upcoming shows and ticket information.
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Journey back through the ages to the Mesozoic Era! Did you know that all dinosaur species did not live at the same time? Explore the three geologic periods of the Mesozoic Era with programs specifically designed for younger children to complement the A T. rex Named Sue exhibit.
•    Visit the Triassic Period! Learn about the deserts that dinosaurs called home 220 million years ago.
•    Travel to the Jurassic Period's open woodlands and discover what it was like to be a Stegosaurus.
•    Journey to the Cretaceous Period and come face to face with the queen of the "lizard kings," Sue!
Immerse yourself in each unique period and learn what it was like to live like a dinosaur. Make paper dinosaurs and fossil rubbings to take home.


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