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Museum of Science & Technology (MOST), Syracuse

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The MOST is where real science comes to play. The Museum offers permanent exhibits on Life Sciences, Earth Science, Flight & Space and Cosmic Connections; films in the the Bristol IMAX Omnitheater; Silverman Planetarium; Space Dock with laser maze and motion simulator; climbing wall; and the multi-story Science Playhouse. The MOST offers an array of educational activities and is a great place to host a birthday party, company event or team meeting.

Website: www.most.org

Instagram: @mostsyracuse

Twitter: @MOSTSyracuse

YouTube: http://bit.ly/2uPRpIq

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Museum of Science & Technology (MOST) Reviews

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• By hotrod5177

  We were afraid of rain yesterday so we wanted a indoor venue for our 2 1/2 yo grandson to have some fun. This was fun for young & old and when you turned every corner there was something new. Well wor...  more »

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• By Daniil Shakirov

  This is a museum where you learn by doing. They have some really fun interactive exhibits. My favorite may be jumping on the trampoline, which made you feel weightless (Gravity Jumper). The interactive sand tables that AR technology were really neat, too. Toothpick World (miniatures made of toothpicks) was amazing to see, as well! A lot of the museum was just really, really cool. It's worth some of your time when in downtown Syracuse!

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• By Derrick Stein

  So many things for kids and grown ups alike. The iMax was amazing, and all of the exhibits are great. Would love to see more sources of energy discussed though in the energy display, especially nuclear as it's an extremely viable zero carbon source of energy, and three reactors directly north of Syracuse providing safe reliable electricity to upstate New York

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