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In development for over four years, the Exploratorium’s new Mind collection showcases dozens of interactive exhibits and artworks that let you explore thoughts, feelings, and the workings of your own mind.
• Drink from an unusual fountain and explore the tension between reason and emotion.
• Talk to a computer. Read a robot’s facial expressions.
• Catch your friend in a lie—or try to get away with one yourself.
• Check out your emotional responses to unusual situations.
• Try to read the emotions conveyed by others.
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Light Walks
An Homage to Bob Miller
Opening July 18, 2008 |
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Discover the unseen world of the Tactile
Dome—an interactive excursion through total
darkness, where your sense of touch becomes your
only guide. This unique and unusual experience is
perfect for birthday parties, corporate team building,
family reunions, and more.
 Exploring in the Dark |
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The Exploratorium is an experimental, hands-on museum designed to spark curiosity—regardless of your age or familiarity with science. There are hundreds of exhibits to touch, pick up, and tinker with. Your curiosity can be your compass to endless discoveries! |
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The museum is located in the Palace
of Fine Arts, near the Golden Gate Bridge. |
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