The
mission: improve public understanding of science and technology.
The method: maintain 150+ hands-on, interactive exhibits divided
into thematic sections.
The place: New York Hall of Science - unique in New York City and
probably the most popular destination of school field trips. Of course, it
is open to the public as well.
Primary exhibits include:
- Seeing the Light - a
journey into the world of color, light and perception
- Realm of the Atom -
visitors examine and manipulate the world's first three-dimensional,
dynamic model of an atom and learn about quantum physics
- World of Microbes - the
nation's largest interactive microbiology exhibition featuring a
working, scanning electron microscope which magnifies objects 25,000
times
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Temporary
exhibits include:
- traveling exhibits
- live demonstrations
- films and videos
Here is a unique way to
provide visitors with fun while learning about the world around us.
Open to the public Wednesday
thru Sunday, 9:30a - 5p. (Closed Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve,
Christmas, and New Years.)
How to get there. . .
Subway:
7 to 111th Street
Bus:
Q23 to 108th Street and 48th Avenue
Q48 to Roosevelt Avenue and 111th Street
B58 to 111th Street and Corona Avenue |
