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401 SW Second St. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312

954-467-6637 

http://www.mods.org  

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401 SW Second St. Fort Lauderdale FL 33312

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Features over 200 interactive activities, incliding exhibits on nature, aerospace, and marine life. Specially-designed IMAX movie theatre shows films on giant screen with surround sound, and in 3-D.








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  • "Gizmo City"

    Daily

    Lift a 300-pound engine, program a robot, and discover some of the simple, universal concepts behind today's technology.

  • "Great Gravity Clock"

    Daily

    At 52 feet tall, the Great Gravity Clock is the biggest kinetic energy sculpture in Florida.

  • Minerals Rock

    Minerals Rock  Recommended

    Daily

    One of the first things they teach in science is that stuff is made out of other stuff, or rather, the more you break things down, the more things ...

  • Science Cafe

    Science Cafe

    Daily

    Daily science lessons!

  • "Powerful You!"  Recommended

    10:00 a.m. every Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat.

    Maybe health consciousness has finally gone too far. "Powerful You!" is a new interactive exhibit presented by Broward Health that opens Friday...

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  • 2004 | Best Toy Store

    This joint ain't large. But it's cheap, convenient, and fun, and the twerps might actually learn something while they spend your hard-earned cash. Opened in 1992, the Explore Store sells rubber sea turtles ($2.50), snakes ($3.50), frogs (75 cents), and iguanas ($2.25, and they squeak). A real hand-painted iguana to scare your sister goes for $27. Plastic whales, octopuses, sharks, dolphins, and lobsters go for $1.25 each. Die-cast metal space shuttles on a stand with astronauts cost $22.... More »

  • 2003 | Best Toy Store

    Need toys? Why visit a colossal chain store that practically requires a map to navigate (we're talking three aisles just for Barbie's shoes) when there's a cool little place like the Explorer Store? The shop, located in the Museum of Discovery & Science, sells all sorts of creative games, toys, and gadgets designed to provide challenging fun. The Build Your Own Volcano kit ($15) helps kids create actual eruptions using baking soda and vinegar. Another kit teaches children to build clocks out... More »

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