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We The Curious is an educational charity and a leading UK science centre. We produce experiences that bring people together to play, get creative with science and explore different ideas.
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A person is stood in a dark room facing a puppet with their mouth wide open. The puppet is facing back at them with its mouth wide open. The puppet is white, green, and purple and resembles a mushroom-like creature. It has antenna which light up and little white fangs.

Little Astronaut 2D

Join our live planetarium presenter on an interactive journey around the solar system for ages 6 and under.

Membership terms and conditions

The terms and conditions we ask everyone to sign up to when they become a We The Curious member

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Should we be exploring space?

Exploring space can be expensive, and it can contribute to pollution. So is it worth it? This is what young people had to say.

Pacific viperfish - thin, black and red fish with pointy teeth

Can you trust the science on TikTok?

Did NASA find a monster in the ocean? Why do conspiracy theories do well on the internet? How can you spot incorrect information you see online?

An adult and child are together in a kitchen space with brightly coloured bowls on a white surface. The adult is on the right, holding a red pot in their hands, which both the adult and child are looking into. The adult is wearing a grey ‘We The Curious’ uniform t-shirt and pink lanyard.

Rainbow Restaurant

Find out how colour impacts taste in our new Kitchen activity.

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Our Manifesto

Our Manifesto sets out our commitment to always be led by people, to work harder to become truly inclusive, and to always be responsive to what you are curious about.

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If you to browse and use this website you are agreeing to comply with and be bound by the following terms and conditions of use, which together with our privacy policy govern We The Curious’s relationship with you in relation to this website.

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Privacy policy

This privacy policy explains how We The Curious collects and uses your personal information.

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Jupiter - more than a giant

Jupiter has a lot more going for it than just being really, really big!

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Nature Rising

Step into the Box and celebrate nature stories from around Bristol.

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The Story of Stars 3D

Board the UK's only 3D planetarium to discover the winter night sky!

Exoplanets

Life in the Universe 3D

Board the UK’s only 3D Planetarium and join us in the search for extra-terrestrial life!