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Learn about hockey and the science behind it at a new Pacific Science Center exhibit

Does Seattle’s new NHL team have you thinking about all things hockey? If so, you need to check out HOCKEY: Faster Than Ever, a new limited-time, immersive exhibition at the Pacific Science Center that dives deeper into the science behind hockey.

During this event, guests will be able to explore the “Hockey Science Lab,” where you can test your hockey knowledge through hands-on interactive activities on a scaled-down replica rink and test things like reaction time, speed, balance, coordination, and power all of which are crucial to the game of hockey. Additionally, you can explore a hockey locker room full of the game’s biggest stars.

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While the game and science behind it are obviously very cool, you’ll also get a glimpse into the future of the game in Seattle. Specifically, you’ll learn about initiatives like the Kraken’s commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and community engagement combined. Additionally, the sustainability goals of Climate Pledge Arena and just how these two will help create a distinctly PNW future for NHL’s newest franchise.

Best of all, you can check it out right now. You can learn more and snag tickets by clicking below. Enjoy folks!

HOCKEY: Faster Than Ever

When: Until February 27th, 2022
Where: 200 2nd Ave N
Cost: $24.95

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