The Science Museum Oklahoma is situated right in the center of Adventure District, Oklahoma City. The Science Museum Oklahoma is part of Smithsonian Affiliations and holds the status of being the only Smithsonian affiliate of Oklahoma City.

The Science Museum Oklahoma features a planetarium known as the Kirkpatrick Planetarium, a dome theater and a host of museums and galleries showcasing science exhibits. The Kirkpatrick Planetarium offers a night view of the sky and its celestial objects. The USP of the planetarium is that the staffs working here work round the clock to update their database with regular inputs from NASA.

After an enlightening show at the planetarium, it's time to visit the dome theater for the next show. The dome is 70 foot in diameter and has a projection system for 15/70mm films. The 15,000W bulb of the projector and the 36,000W sound system provides an out of the world effect with crystal clear real life images and heart pounding sounds. The audience is automatically transported to another world.

After the show ends at the dome theater, it's time to visit the various exhibits, galleries and the museums. Notable among them are Oklahoma Aviation and Space Hall of Fame that contains various capsules and simulators, explorazone that showcases exhibits based on colors, lights and sounds. Red Earth Museum that showcases exhibits from the Red Indian culture and the Tinkering Garage that allows children to experiment with tools, create and design cars, race them and conduct various other experiments.

While in Oklahoma City, don't forget to visit the Science Museum. There are so many things to see and so many cool stuffs to do.

Oklahoma city in the state of Oklahoma is one of the chief cultural centers in the southern of the United States. It enjoys a rich Indian, white and black heritage that has been preserved in the Oklahoma Museum of Art, including a treasure trove of Oscar winning films and other entertainment paraphernalia. Prize winning shows are featured on both the cinema screen and in form of costume shows of famous icons from the world of the movies.

The film shows traverses all ages of cinema from the silent era of the 1920's when Al Johnson and Charlie Chaplin and Greta Garbo graced the screen in films that won Oscars later, to modern prize winning movies like Titanic featuring Leonardo da Caprio and Kate Winslet. The costumes that these stars wore are all on display at the museum.

Many film enthusiasts would like to recreate famous acts from the 1960's when fashion and epic movie making was the thing by viewing movies like East of Eden starring the legendary James Dean. More recent movies being shown with their 'sketch to screen' connotation include Atonement and Basic Instinct.

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The Oklahoma City Museum Of Art began in the early 1900's before it moved to its Visual Arts Center at the turn of the millennium, which features multiple exhibition rooms for movies as well as an educational center. It usually opens its doors to visitors Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. To 5 p.m. On Thursday the stay is extended to 9 o'clock at night whereas on a Sunday the Oklahoma City Museum is open after five in the evening. The museum offers free entry to its registered members while adult visitors pay 7 US Dollars while students are charged 5 US Dollars.

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