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.
Marty Gonzales, Mobius Chief Operating Officer, wants to inspire children’s imaginations when they visit the downtown building.
Visitors to the Mobius Science Center can play music by touching the colored rings in the Sound Cube room.
Children can learn how to fold paper airplane at a Mobius Science Center display.
Marty Gonzales, Mobius Chief Operating Officer, launches a paper airplane at the new Mobius Science Center.
Marty Gonzales, Mobius Chief Operating Officer, demonstrates a touch screen table top where visitors can tour the human body.
Marty Gonzales, Mobius Chief Operating Officer, demonstrates a touch screen table top where visitors can tour the human body.
Visitors to the Mobius Science Center can unleash the power of a spirograph to create designs on paper.
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