A new hands-on exhibit space called “See More HQ” has opened at the Seymour Marine Discovery Center, and it’s all about real-time coastal science. Coastal science focuses on the place where land meets the ocean—like beaches, cliffs, and tide pools—and it helps people understand what the ocean is doing right now.
Scientists measure clues such as water temperature, wave height, wind, and how salty the water is. Those details can help explain where animals live, support beach safety planning, and show how the coast changes from day to day.
The exhibit is designed like a science playground, where you can learn by trying things. Pressing buttons, watching maps change, and moving models can turn a tricky idea into something you can see and understand.
“See More HQ” is also bilingual, welcoming more families into the experience. When more people can explore science together, it’s easier to ask questions, compare observations, and build smart habits for learning about the world.
Scientists measure clues such as water temperature, wave height, wind, and how salty the water is. Those details can help explain where animals live, support beach safety planning, and show how the coast changes from day to day.
The exhibit is designed like a science playground, where you can learn by trying things. Pressing buttons, watching maps change, and moving models can turn a tricky idea into something you can see and understand.
“See More HQ” is also bilingual, welcoming more families into the experience. When more people can explore science together, it’s easier to ask questions, compare observations, and build smart habits for learning about the world.