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by anum
Schaumburg, Illinois
August 25, 2006
From journal Baltimore, Maryland
by wsmith727
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
August 14, 2006
The first floor of the Center features working geyser models and--for an additional fee--a Segway tour. Newton's alley has a lot of classic hands-on physics exhibits. I didn't learn much of anything new in this area, but it was fun to play around and apply or demonstrate simple principles. The Your Body exhibit was more interesting, offered more learning opportunities, and had more unique exhibits. The best exhibit featured an interactive lie detector, so make sure to bring a friend. The instructions ask that your try to guess a number that your partner is chosen, but it's also fun to ask embarrassing or nagging questions for which you've been dying to know the truth.
It was a fun, although half the exhibition areas were kind of boring. But that allowed us to spend more time in the areas we enjoyed instead of rushing to see everything. I recommend it.
From journal A Young Couple Goes to Baltimore
by ps12
Baltimore, Maryland
August 9, 2006
From journal Fun for Kids in Baltimore
by caheis
Millersburg, Pennsylvania
October 30, 2001
From journal Baltimore Inner Harbour
by Becky
Washington, District of Columbia
July 22, 2000
From journal Inside Baltimore's Inner Harbor