Visiting the Science Museum

thebigsciencemuseumdowntownisoneofthemostinterestingplacesinthewholecitythebuildingismadeofmassivewhitestonesandhashugeglasswindowsthatletinlotsofbrightlightwhenyouwalkthroughthefrontdoorstheveryfirstthingyouseeisagiganticdinosaurskeletonstandinginthemiddleofthemainhallitsbonesarebrownandveryoldanditsteethareassharpashugeknivesitmakesyoufeelincrediblysmalltostandnexttosomethingthatlivedmillionsofyearsagowebuyourpaperticketsandwalkintothedifferentdisplayroomsthefirstroomisallaboutouterspaceandtheplanetstheyhavearealrockthatfellallthewayfromthemoonandyoucanactuallytouchitwithyourownhandsitfeelsroughandcoldlikeapieceofgreyconcretethereisalsoadarkroomwheretheyprojectamapoftheglowingstarsontotheceilingshowingyouhowtofindthedifferentshapesinthenightskythenextfloorisfilledwithfunphysicalexperimentsthatyoucantouchandplaywithwepressbigredbuttonstocreateindoortornadoesinsideglasstubesandpullheavyropestoliftheavyweightsusingclevermetalpulleysitisamazingtoseehowtherulesofnatureactuallyworkrightinfrontofyoureyeswespendhourswalkingaroundlookingatglowingrocksbrightchemicalreactionsandoldflyingmachineshangingfromtheceilingmyfavoritepartisthenatureroomwheretheyhavebeautifulglassboxesfilledwithhundredsofcolorfulbutterflywingspinnedcarefullytothewallthecolorsarebrighterthanarainbowwithshiningbluesanddeepredsbytheendofthedaymyfeetareachingfromwalkingonthehardfloorsforsomanyhoursbutmybrainfeelsfullofnewandexcitinginformationwestopatthesmallgiftshoponthewayoutandibuyashinyposterofthesolarsystemtohangonmybedroomwalllearningaboutsciencemakesyourealizehowmanywonderfulmysteriesthereareintheuniversejustwaitingtobediscovered