Tommy Bartlett Exploratory, Science museum in Wisconsin Dells, United States.
Tommy Bartlett Exploratory is a science museum in Wisconsin Dells housing roughly 175 interactive exhibits in an indoor facility. The space lets visitors conduct their own experiments and explore principles of physics, engineering, and space science hands-on.
The facility started as Robot World and was renamed later in its history. The water ski show that operated alongside it ran for 69 years before closing for good in 2020.
The museum brings together families and school groups who learn about physics, engineering, and space exploration through hands-on activities. Visitors discover how scientific ideas work by doing experiments themselves rather than just reading about them.
The museum is located in the Parkway area and easy to find when visiting Wisconsin Dells. Plan to spend a few hours exploring the exhibits, especially if you are bringing children.
The museum displays an authentic core module from the Russian space station Mir, the only one in North America. This space artifact draws many visitors who want to see Soviet space technology up close.
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