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Michigan Science Center and its collection
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The Michigan Science Center, also known as MiSci, is a science museum located in Detroit, Michigan. It is affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution, which is known for its extensive collection of artifacts and exhibits. The museum is dedicated to inspiring curiosity and fostering a love for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) in visitors of all ages.
Activities and Programs at the Michigan Science Center
The Michigan Science Center offers more than 220 interactive activities, live stage shows, and pop-up pocket demonstrations. It also provides distance-learning programs, making it a community hub for STEM education. These programs serve the entire state through virtual and traveling science programs, making science accessible to a wider audience.
Features of the Michigan Science Center
The Michigan Science Center is home to a variety of features that cater to different interests. It houses an IMAX Dome Theatre, the Dassault Systèmes Planetarium, and the Toyota Engineering 4D Theater. Other features include the DTE Energy Sparks Theater, the Chrysler Science Stage, and a large Science Hall for traveling exhibits. The museum also has exhibit galleries focusing on space, life, and physical science, as well as the United States Steel Fun Factory and an exhibit gallery designed specifically for young scientists.
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