New York Hall of Science - Exhibits

Exhibits

The Hall mainly focuses on education for children ages 1–17 and its audience consists primarily of city children for whom the exposure to science is something new. The museum includes a large permanent collection as well as a range of travelling exhibitions. Although somewhat more common now, the museum was among the first to have its young visitors assess its exhibits and it welcomed their feedback in preparation for the re-opening in 1986. The Hall's permanent exhibitions include:

  • Connections: The Nature of Networks
  • Feedback
  • Hidden Kingdoms: The World of Microbes
  • Mathematica: A World of Numbers... and Beyond
  • Marvelous Molecules- The Secret of Life
  • Preschool Place
  • Realm of the Atom
  • Rocket Park
  • Science Playground
  • Science Technology Library
  • The Search for Life Beyond the Earth
  • Seeing the Light
  • Sound Sensations: The Inside Story of Audio
  • The Sports Challenge
  • Technology Gallery
  • Amateur Radio Station

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