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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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The Giant Heart exhibit, a two-story model of a human heart, has been a beloved feature since 1954, allowing visitors to explore the inner workings of the heart by walking through its chambers.
The museum is named after Benjamin Franklin, one of America's Founding Fathers, who was also a renowned scientist and inventor.
Visitors can see a genuine moon rock brought back by the Apollo 15 mission, displayed in the museum's Space Command exhibit.
The Fels Planetarium, one of the oldest in the United States, offers immersive shows that explore the wonders of the universe.
The Baldwin 60000, a massive steam locomotive, is on display, showcasing the engineering marvels of the early 20th century.
The museum's interactive exhibits encourage visitors of all ages to engage with scientific concepts through practical experiments and demonstrations.
The Electricity exhibit explores the principles of electricity and magnetism, inspired by Benjamin Franklin's famous kite experiment.
The museum regularly features temporary exhibitions that cover a wide range of scientific topics, from ancient Egypt to modern robotics.
The Tuttleman IMAX Theater offers a unique viewing experience with its five-story tall screen, showcasing educational and entertaining films.
The museum provides a variety of educational programs and workshops aimed at inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers.
