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Science Fiction, Science Future - On Display May 14th through September 24th, 2023
If you think teleportation, holograms, invisibility, and mind control are only in the movies—think again! Let your imagination run wild with the possibilities of the future as you move objects with your mind, become invisible, and play games with a robot. Discover tomorrow today in our newest exhibition!
Journey Through the Human Brain
The Cox Science Center in collaboration with the FAU Stiles-Nicholson Brain Institute recently opened the world's most advanced neuroscience exhibit which will inspire a new generation of scientists, technologists, and medical professionals. Journey Through the Human Brain features the latest research and innovations, with high-tech displays, immersive experiences, and state-of-the-art equipment. It takes a bottom-up approach to telling the story of the human brain, from the molecular level to the integrated circuitry that reveals how the brain informs our senses, creates our thoughts and emotions, and how it has evolved into the most complex structure in the universe. There is something for all ages in this new, permanent exhibit.
Fisher Family Science Trail
Enjoy the outdoors while continuing your science exploration! The upgraded quarter-mile trail connects 15 new exhibits, including a Physics Forest, FPL SolarScape, splash pad, gem panning station, shark tooth dig pit, a dinosaur walk, picnic areas and much more!
Aquariums of the Atlantic
The Science Center’s 10,000-gallon Aquariums of the Atlantic house some of Florida’s most beautiful native fish such as Queen Angels, Spadefish, Moray Eels, Stingrays and seahorses as well as a few fish that have invaded Florida’s coasts. The different habitats take visitors through the depths of our coral reefs and interpret Florida’s diverse ecosystems of the Everglades, Coral Reefs, Gulf Stream, and the Open Ocean.
The Conservation Course
Marvin Dekelboum Planetarium
Observatory
The Hidden World of the Everglades
The interactive exhibition immerses the visitor in Florida’s wildlife, indigenous and invasive, and various Everglades ecosystems.
Florida Conservation Station
Science on a Sphere
States of Matter
Out of This World
Discovery Center and Early Childhood Playground Powered by PNC Grow Up Great
Brain Teasers
Science Center Map - Updated Summer 2022
"Hall of Heroes" Exhibit - On Display September 20th, 2019 - July 5th, 2020
Please note: An abbreviated version of the Hall of Heroes exhibit has been extended through July 5th, 2020. This version does not include interactive components due to our latest COVID-19 safety guidelines.
Hall of Heroes brings guests into the world of their favorite superheroes, crime-stoppers, gadgets and more through immersive experiences! As soon as you enter, you immediately find yourself in the thick of the action in an ambitious, custom-built space. Your journey takes you through several themed environments with surprises around each corner. An adventure fit for all ages!
Journey Through the Human Brain
The South Florida Science Center in collaboration with the FAU Brain Institute has just opened the world's most advanced neuroscience exhibit which will inspire a new generation of scientists, technologists, and medical professionals. Journey Through the Human Brain features the latest research and innovations, with high-tech displays, immersive experiences, and state-of-the-art equipment. It takes a bottom-up approach to telling the story of the human brain, from the molecular level to the integrated circuitry that reveals how the brain informs our senses, creates our thoughts and emotions, and how it has evolved into the most complex structure in the universe. There is something for all ages in this new, permanent exhibit.
Fisher Family Science Trail
Enjoy the outdoors while continuing your science exploration! The upgraded quarter-mile trail connects 15 new exhibits, including a Physics Forest, FPL SolarScape, splash pad, gem panning station, shark tooth dig pit, a dinosaur walk, picnic areas and much more!
Aquariums of the Atlantic
The Science Center’s 10,000 gallon Aquariums of the Atlantic house some of Florida’s most beautiful native fish such as Queen Angels, Lookdowns, Moray Eels, Stingrays and seahorses as well as a few fish that have invaded Florida’s coasts. The different habitats take visitors through the depths of our coral reefs and interpret Florida’s diverse ecosystems of the Everglades, Coral Reefs, Gulf Stream, and the Open Ocean. There are daily touch tank demonstrations at 10:45am and 11:45am and live feedings on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 1 p.m.
The Conservation Course
Marvin Dekelboum Planetarium
Observatory
The Hidden World of the Everglades
The interactive exhibition immerses the visitor in Florida’s wildlife, indigenous and invasive, and various Everglades ecosystems.