After nearly half an hour's journey, we finally arrived at the Science and Technology Museum, which consists of a peanut-shaped exhibition hall and a ball-screen cinema, both of which look spectacular.
We walked into the curtain cinema for the first time. "Wow," I cried involuntarily. The tilted screen makes us feel like floating in the air. We read the story of Santa Claus. During the screening, I was attracted by the wonderful pictures, as if immersed in them. I like the amiable Santa Claus very much. That special picture and sound bring us infinite wonderful visual and auditory enjoyment. This is really a novel film and television venue that integrates education and entertainment.
When I came to the big exhibition hall, the teacher said that I could move freely. I went straight to the second floor. We walked in the exhibition hall on the second floor for a while. I was attracted by a machine. I rushed over. It turned out to be a "human generator"! When I saw an empty seat, I ran away. I put my hand on two small iron balls. I immediately saw a big colored ball spinning in the middle, colorful and beautiful!
Later, I visited high-tech games such as Invisible Power and Self-help. I really think science is around us.
Ah! I am so excited! After reading so many scientific exhibits and knowing so much scientific knowledge, I really realized that science is power! Every progress and development of mankind can never be separated from science. This visit to the Science and Technology Museum really benefited me a lot.