Exploring the world through science and cinema this September and October
Astoria, New York, August 11, 2025 — Since its launch in June this year, the Open Worlds: Science program at Museum of the Moving Image has attracted hundreds of visitors of all ages to gather and explore the world through science and cinema. The final three events this September and October are organized around the themes of field reporting, animal sounds, and the chemistry of flavor and fermentation, and will feature screenings, experiences, discussions, and interactive activities with special guests including scientists, filmmakers, artists, and chefs. Open Worlds: Science offers hands-on fun, big ideas, and lively gatherings—free for all!…
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