The MOSI Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester, England is focused on the progress of science and industry in the city and surrounding areas. It presents these themes through exhibits, experiments, and historical documents organized across galleries focused on topics like industry and innovation, science and technology, energy, transport, and media. Visitors can learn about Manchester's development since the Industrial Revolution through to modern times, and how science and technology have changed people's lives and ways of communicating and traveling, while also participating in interactive experiments that demonstrate science in everyday life.

2. The MOSI, Museum of Science
and Industry, is a museum
founded on the themes of the
progress of science and industry
in Manchester and surrounding
towns.
The themes are presented with
experiments, historical documents
and exhibits, and they are industry
and innovation, science and
technology, energy, transport,
people and media.

3. The museum is organized around
many galleries, each of them
dealing with a specific topic, i.e.
Industry & innovation or science
and technology and so on.
In these galleries there are a lot
of interesting things to do and to
learn about the city of
Manchester and its scientific
development.

4. Visiting the museum you will
realize the progress that has
invested the city since the
industrial revolution up to now,
began with the first textile factories,
and how, due to science and
technology, the people way of live
has changed, especially in the way
they communicate and move.
Inside the museum you can also
make little but curious experiments What shouldn't you
that show how the science is miss? Visitors reviews
involved in everyday life. give a range of
suggestions. On the
top of the list we find
the newest gallery with
interactive technology.
Other suggestion are:
the historical site, 4D
theatre, planetarium
and much more.

5. Some of the most amazing facts about science in
everyday life are explained in the fascinating
interactive science gallery, where you can see, hear,
feel and smell science in action.
There you can make many esperiments: watch your
skeleton riding a bike or spin the turbulence zone are
only a pair of examples.
It would be nice to do
theese experiments
because they are funny
but surprising and I bet,
once enter in the science
gallery, you will be
impressed.