four stories tall, and may be used for pre- sentations, product launches, private screenings or meetings.
Sir Isaac's Loft and Sports Challenge are unique spaces where art and physics col- lide. The exhibit space resembles an art gallery, which showcases the work of artists,each with their own unique person- ality and style. Sir Isaac’s Loft features “clusters” that demonstrate scientific con- cepts through various experiments. Meanwhile, the Sports Challenge exhibit's design has been inspired by the playing fields of football and the batting cages of baseball.
At the Franklin Institute's Changing Earth exhibit, attendees can discover their asso- ciation with our planet through interactive exhibits that showcase the connections of water, air and land in a green environ- ment. Guests can experience the wonders of the planet by predicting the weather, creating rivers and dams on an interactive table, and generating earthquakes - all while enjoying cocktails.
Another option is to add a cosmic touch by entertaining guests in the museum's Fels Planetarium. The planetarium can host galas, concerts,weddings and corpo- rate events under a dome of fascinating light
displays.Alternatively,majestic events can be held beneath an impressive like- ness of Benjamin Franklin himself.
As the centerpiece of the museum, the Benjamin Franklin National Memorial has been a popular location for distinctive events for many years. Inspired by the Roman Pantheon, this memorial is home to a 20-foot statue of Benjamin Franklin, which rises beneath an 82-foot domed ceiling and gold gilded oculus. The event space is dramatically framed by 16marble columns that balance the stately with new, state-of-the-art audio-visual capabilities and lighting.
In the Franklin Institute's newest exhibit, Your Brain, visitors can travel through a two-story tall neural network climbing structure with dynamic lighting and sound effects that are triggered by their footsteps. In addition, a digital collage of video and visualizations of the brain is created by a variety of brain imaging technologies.
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