Maloka Museum

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Maloka dome theater facade
The Maloka Museum is an interactive science museum in Colombia located in Bogotá. The visitors can interact with many science-related games. e.g., there is a small aquarium where visitors can interact with animals such as sea-horses or piranhas.
The museum has 9 rooms, whith different science and tecnology topics; the Telecomunications Room show you through interactive games about Binary System, the Computers' languaje, How Does the cellphone work or What's the Communication Process.
The next room is The City, it shows different modules where you can see 3D images of Bogotá whit glasses, the development and history of the city and see a model of it where you can see all the buildings in it.
The Human is a room where you can explore the perfect machine, your body.
The Universe room is one of the most popular, there you can do lots of experiments, like knowing your weight in the planets of Solar System or learn How is a Space Ship.
Petroleum, is other room located in the second floor, there you can see the process of exploring and exploting that treasure, and its different kinds and characteristics.
The Water Room, show you through games the physic and chemical characteristics of that liquid; the others are the Biodiversity and Boys & Girls' room.
The museum has an Activity Zone with math games and activities too.
It has a dome theater where documentaries are shown.

Maloka Interactive Museum dome theater

Visitors at the interactive museum

Visitors at the interactive museum

View of the dome theater from the museum

Visitors in the Maloka plaza

Maloka dome theater

The Maloka museum from the sidewalk

View of the dome theater

View

Dome theater facade

Maloka interactive museum entrance

Helicopter in the 2006 aviation exposition

Maloka interactive museum entrance

[edit] See also
Geodesic dome

[edit] External links
(Spanish) Official Site

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