This Smithsonian Institute Affiliate features a Wildlife Center with rare birds of prey and reptiles, fascinating Planetarium shows and a brand new Energy Tracker exhibit featuring an interconnected trail of hands-on exhibits that explore everything from basic energy principles to the future of renewable energy. Visitors can dance on a huge Energy Dance Floor that captures their energy and converts it to electricity, or rocket themselves 10 feet in the air on the Human YoYo! Live science demonstrations and theater shows daily. a U.S. Highway 1 and Metrorail (Vizcaya Station). Laser shows every first Friday of the month.
Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. All holidays are subject to change without notice.
Redemption Instructions
Included general admission with the Go Miami Card. Admission to any special exhibits is not included with the Go Miami Card. Additional admission upgrade must be paid at the Museum.
Address
3280 S. Miami Ave Miami, FL 33129
Driving Directions
From the north: I-95 to exit #1A/SW 25 Road, stay in the right hand lane and follow the signs to the Museum. From the south: Follow U.S. 1 and turn just before the split with I-95. From Metrorail: Exit Vizcaya Station and cross U.S. 1 via the pedestrian overpass. Follow signs.
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Senior Summer Science Series!
By MiaSci from Miami on 8/11/2010
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Get the latest in science and technology straight from the experts in the field. Then, enjoy breakfast before joining Museum staff for related hands-on demonstrations and tours.A Presentation by Lynne A. Fieber, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric ScienceJoin Dr. Lynne Fieber for an inside look at her research on Aplysia and a personal encounter with these whimsical creatures. The National Resource for Aplysia on the campus of the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science is the only place in the world where sea slugs, Aplysia californica are cultured and raised for research purposes. The simple design of the brain of Aplysia makes it a good research subject that can shed light on how our own minds work. Aplysia from the facility are used in experiments that help us to understand how we learn and what memories are.Where:Miami Science Museum3280 South Miami AvenueMiami Florida, 33129When:Every other Wednesday at 10:30amAugust 18th September 15thSeptember 1st September 29th[...]
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