Mobius Science Center
The long-awaited Mobius Science Center will open to the public on Friday. The center has 65 hands-on exhibits in a 28,000 square-foot space.
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Christian Bannister and Shawn Sessions work on the installation flood surround experience at the new Mobius Science Center, July 30, 2012, in downtown Spokane, Wash.
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Marty Gonzales, Mobius Chief Operating Officer, wants to inspire children’s imaginations when they visit the downtown building.
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Visitors to the Mobius Science Center can play music by touching the colored rings in the Sound Cube room.
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Children can learn how to fold paper airplane at a Mobius Science Center display.
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Marty Gonzales, Mobius Chief Operating Officer, launches a paper airplane at the new Mobius Science Center.
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Marty Gonzales, Mobius Chief Operating Officer, demonstrates a touch screen table top where visitors can tour the human body.
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Marty Gonzales, Mobius Chief Operating Officer, demonstrates a touch screen table top where visitors can tour the human body.
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Visitors to the Mobius Science Center can unleash the power of a spirograph to create designs on paper.
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