Science Center Spectrum, Science center in Berlin, Germany
Science Center Spectrum is an interactive science center in Berlin with more than 150 hands-on experiments spread across four floors. The exhibition explores topics including light, sound, mechanics, electricity, and temperature through direct exploration and discovery.
The center was created as part of the Stiftung Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin to engage the public in science through hands-on learning. Over time it became a key destination for school groups and families seeking direct experience with scientific concepts.
The center promotes scientific education through interactive exhibits focusing on physics phenomena, including light, sound, mechanics, electricity, and temperature experiments.
The visit works best when you bring enough time to explore multiple experiments at your own pace rather than rushing through the floors. Weekdays tend to be less crowded than weekends and school holidays, making them better for a relaxed exploration.
A striking Foucault pendulum spans the full height of the building and demonstrates Earth's rotation through its continuous motion and changing swing direction. This monumental exhibit is one of the most eye-catching visual features when entering the center.
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