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Explore the World of Science

Permanent Exhibits  Space and Astronomy  The Mechanical World  Oceans and Seas  Why Math Is Necessary  Science and the Arts

Space and Astronomy  Our Solar System  Stars and Planets  Comets, Asteroids and Other Flying Objects  The Big Bang  How Gravity Works  Space Travel and Exploration  Careers in Space

The Mechanical World  The Gears of Industry  Bridging Rivers, Bridging Time  Powering Our World  How Things Move  Engineering Feats  Mechanical Marvels  Transportation

Oceans and Seas  The Ocean Zones  Marine Biology  Undersea Exploration  The Changing Food Chain  The Oceans’ Effect on Weather  Careers in the Ocean Sciences

Why Math Is Necessary  Great Moments in Math  Math in Other Sciences  Where Did Numbers Come From?  Math and Daily Living  Math and Exploration  Careers in Math and Physics

Science and the Arts  The Science of Sound  Special Effects Wizardry  3D Animation  Uncovering Secrets of the Masters  Computerized Compositions

Where to Find Us 123 John Street - Matthews, NC Matthews Pike John Street – ONE WAY Magnolia Parkway West Bank Center Baldwin Museum Miller Arena Holmes College Magnolia Lake

 What are sun spots?  How do they affect life on Earth? Find out in the Astronomy Pavilion during today’s visit!