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Go
Wild with
THE ROBOT ZOO!
Come discover Nature
as a master engineer in this hands-on, exciting
exhibition! Try out how a fly walks on a
ceiling; operate a giant chameleon tongue
to hit a target; see the strange workings
of a duckbilled platypus and more...
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B-9
and Robbie the Robot star in Robot Zoo!
The famous robot
replicas from HighTechScience.org currently
star in The Robot Zoo. See Lost in Space
and Forbidden Planet faces as they describe
the wonders of Nature as a master engineer
during The Robot Zoo. Through September,
2008! |
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ALL
ABOARD
THE SOLAR EXPRESS!
The new exhibit features model trains and
town run by solar power! more...
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| Thanks
to HighTechScience.org,
the South Florida Science Museum is proud to offer FREE
WiFi access! The wireless signal enables anyone to be
able to use their laptop, PSP, smart phone and other
wireless-enabled devices to access the Internet for free. |
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Dozens of fun, hands-on interactive exhibits
based on scientific principles challenge visitors' ideas
about science and technology. Interactive exhibits show
you how to create clouds, generate electricity with a
bike, marvel at optical illusions, and build and control
your own robot!
Natural history exhibits feature "Suzie," a 22,000 year-old mastodon
found in Palm Beach County. Also, authentic and reproduction skeletons of whales,
sharks and dinosaurs bring history to life.
Native and exotic sea life from warm waters around the world populate the museum's
aquariums, while an acre of naturally landscaped outdoor trails features over
a dozen original interactive exhibits. Exciting laser shows and star shows thrill
young and old alike in the Aldrin Planetarium. |
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| The South
Florida Science Museum is a member of the Association
of Science and Technology Centers, The American Association
of Museums and the Florida Association of Museums. |
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| The South
Florida Science Museum offers FREE or reduced admission
to members of 250 other science centers and museums
around the state, country and the world who are affiliated
with the Association
of Science and Technology Centers. |
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