Detroit Science Center launches SPACE exhibit
The largest space exhibit to tour in history opens Nov. 5 in Detroit.
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An unprecedented traveling exhibition on space exploration is set to lift off at The New Detroit Science Center on Nov. 5, 2005.
At more than 12,000 square-feet, SPACE: A Journey to Our Future is the largest-ever touring exhibition on space exploration and the future of space.
While totally immersing visitors in the exciting scenic elements, the exhibit also features live performances, child-friendly interactives and state-of-the-art projection and audio technology.
Highlights include opportunities to touch pieces of the moon and Mars, operate a centrifuge and visit a simulated scientific base camp on the Martian surface.
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