Museum of Science and Industry will open The Glass Experience—an innovative and interactive exhibit that reveals the science, craftsmanship and beauty that is the world of glass and glassmaking. This temporary exhibit will run through Sept. 1, 2008.

Dinosaurs Alive is a captivating adventure of science and discovery that will enthrall audiences with its unique look at the entire age of dinosaurs. The new giant screen film, narrated by Michael Douglas, opens on the Museum of Science and Industry’s five-story, runs through October 9, 2008.

Get an up-close and near “real-time” view of our planet Earth in the new Museum of Science and Industry permanent exhibit Earth Revealed. This 6-foot in diameter, solid carbon fiber globe will be dramatically suspended among computers and video projectors, loaded with data sets from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and NASA.

As part of its annual Black Creativity program, the Museum of Science and Industry opens The Magic and Science of Cinema and Television, an interactive exhibit that explores the dynamic careers, technology and star power that make your favorite news programs, television shows and blockbuster movies possible.

On Jan. 16, 2008, the Museum of Science and Industry opened The Magic and Science of Cinema and Television, an interactive exhibit that explores the dynamic careers, technology and star power that make your favorite news programs, television shows and blockbuster movies possible.

The original team of the world record-breaking power boat, Miss Windermere VI, met up at the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) in Manchester on October 11 2007 for the boat’s retirement ceremony.

Could the amazing technologies seen in the Star Wars™ films really exist one day? Guests will find out when the exhibit Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination opens at the Museum of Science and Industry on October 5, 2007.

Museum of Science and Industry will open The City of the Future, an exhibition that showcases how major U.S. cities might evolve in the next 100 years. The exhibit is the product of The City of the Future: A Design and Engineering Challenge, which was inspired by The History Channel series Engineering an Empire.

At the Museum of Science and Industry, we’re in the business of making fun—literally. Opening late spring, 2003, ToyMaker 3000, the newest permanent exhibit at the Museum, tells the story of modern-day manufacturing. Envision a space where 12 robotic arms work together, alongside an automated assembly line perfectly in sync to put together a colorful toy top.

Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs brings to life ancient wonders, historic intrigue and a modern-day forensic adventure, all in one eye-popping new film that opens at the Museum of Science and Industry’s domed, five-story screen through February 2008.