Fleet Science Center

The Fleet Science Center in Balboa Park will reopen next week at reduced capacity and with new safety protocols as visitors learn about the wonders of the planet.

The Fleet Science Center gathered medical professionals and scientists together Wednesday night, including some who helped create the COVID-19 vaccines and others who were part of approving them, to answer pressing questions about the vaccines’ effects.

NBC 7’s Dave Summers shares some of the big-ticket questions fielded by experts during the virtual seminar.

The Fleet Science Center will be providing “Distance Learning Hubs” to students as a space to complete their school work with an afternoon of hands-on science activities. Starting on Sept. 21, the full-day and week-long program will start. The Distance Learning Hubs group sizes will be no longer than 14 students per room and students use individual devices to connect…

Families attended the Fleet Science Center’s new attractions Saturday. It was also the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11, those who went shared their memories from July 20, 1969.

Families who went to the Fleet Science Center shared their memories from 50 years ago, on July 20th, 1969. NBC 7’s Danica McAdam has more.

What do you get when two scientists walk into a bar? The Fleet Science Center is answering that question with their quarterly event Thursday.

The free event is part of the Fleet Science Center’s “Two Scientists Walk Into a Bar” series to promote science education.

The 2018 Maker Faire San Diego will see over 200 makers and 12 exhibits. The event will take place October 6 and 7.

If you’re looking to indulge in a few more treats before the end of 2017, Balboa Park is the place to be this week as a festive food truck event takes over the heart of the landmark.

San Diegans got together Monday at the Fleet Science Center in Balboa Park to learn more about the Great American Solar Eclipse.

 NBC 7’s Elena Gomez reports from Balboa Park in San Diego, California where crowds of people gathered to watch the eclipse at the Fleet Science Center.

San Diegans will wake up to partly cloudy skies.

San Diegans hoping to buy a pair of coveted solar eclipse sunglasses must move quickly, as sales rocket approaching the big day.

NBC 7’s Alex Presha reports the safest way to view the upcoming solar eclipse.

Don’t miss the first total American solar eclipse in 38 years!