On Monday, August 21, the moon will pass between the earth and sun, blocking the sun’s rays and casting a giant shadow across parts of the earth. Join us as we observe the partial eclipse!

Through immersive multimedia and narrative storytelling, guests will learn about the wonders of the real human body, and marvel at its elegance and complexity. Discover what makes you move, what makes you tick, and what makes you unique in the largest BODY WORLDS exhibition of the decade.

The California Science Center and the surrounding Exposition Park are prime places to catch Abra, Exeggcute, Poliwag, Vulpix, Snorlax and more! Here is a quick guide to help you catch ‘em all during your visit.

Find information about ET-94's move through LA here.

Mission 26: ET Comes Home – Mission Photos

The last flight-qualified external tank in existence, ET-94, is now on display at the California Science Center.

Through multimedia and interactive exhibits, examine the status of biodiversity in our oceans, grasslands and forests, and explore the contributions of Sheryl Crow, Jack Johnson, Ziggy Marley, Willie Nelson, Sting, Pharrell Williams, and other artists. 

The last flight-qualified external tank in existence, ET-94, was donated to the Science Center by NASA and will be traveling from NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans, Louisiana to Los Angeles via barge through the Panama Canal. The journey, which should take from six to eight weeks, should take place sometime in late 2015 or early 2016 depending on weather conditions and the progress of cosmetic restorations on the tank.