Presented in the iconic Great Hall, Connected Worlds immerses visitors in a fantastical animated world where your actions – gestures, movements, and decisions – impact how well the world is kept in balance.

Design Lab encourages visitors to be creative while experimenting with structures, circuits, simple materials and more.

On Earth, wherever there is life, there is water. Are there other places in our solar system that might contain water and perhaps life?

Explore ideas such as ecology, connected systems, sustainability and climate change through works created by artist-and-scientist teams.

Installed in inside the entrance to NYSCI, Scattered Light plays with space, light, color and perception, and changes as sunlight shifts around the building.

Explore the sense of sight, learning how humans see and perceive color and light, and how what we think we see often may not be what is actually there.

The "Queen of the Sciences" for its intrinsic beauty, mathematics mothers a host of sciences & disciplines. Designed for IBM in 1961 by world-renowned designers Charles and Ray Eames, Mathematica is the first interactive exhibition devoted to Math.

Test your skills in a variety of sports including baseball, rock climbing, drag racing, and surfing—all the while communicating the vital roles that physics, physiology, and materials science play in the sports' world.