The Sciences That Shape Our World

Matt Johnson on The IMAG History and Science Center

If your kids have ever wanted to launch into space as an astronaut, or hand feed stingrays in the ocean, then one place is providing them the next best thing. The IMAG History and Science Center delivers an educational experience using the sciences that shape our world. Center Director Matt Johnson talks about their work.

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Oct 17, 2019

Hosted by: Nathalia Ortiz
Produced by: Florida Newsmakers Team
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