;Dinosaur Mysteries :This exhibit includes full scale, full body models of two dinosaurs —
Astrodon (Maryland's
state dinosaur) and
Acrocanthosaurus — and full scale replica skeletons of
Giganotosaurus,
Albertosaurus,
Tyrannosaurus,
Herrerasaurus,
Tarbosaurus, and
Compsognathus. It also includes a section where guests can go on a mock paleontological dig to uncover an
Iguanodon skeleton. ;Newton's Alley :This exhibit features hands-on physical science related demonstrations including a "Bernoulli blower," "inertia table," and other similar things. ;Science & Main :Visitors can solve challenges and explore physics such as flying a
paper airplane and building with large blocks. ;Science Aglow :This exhibit allows guests to experiment with the optics and physics of light. ;You – The Inside Story :This exhibit shows guests what senses the inside of the human body is used. It includes a bed of nails which guests can try out. ;SciLab :A laboratory for 8 to 9-year-old children, where they can conduct science experiments. ;Our Place in Space :Shows guests different aspects of the
Solar System, the galaxy, and the universe. It features a revolutionary new piece of technology designed by
NOAA called Science on a Sphere. Live presentations on Earth and space are offered daily on the sphere. The Davis Planetarium is also located within this exhibit. ;Power Up :This exhibit shows guests how electric energy is used in everyday lives. ;Math in Nature :This exhibit features interactive activities that shows how nature relies on math. ;The Kids Room :A room for children 8 and younger and their families, which includes a water table, a mock ship, and other activities for young children. ;The Shed :A Do it yourself workshop where visitors can create inventive objects. ;The Demonstration Stage :The Demo stage features live science demonstrations including ones about inertia, static electricity,
liquid nitrogen, chemical reactions, combustion reactions, space technology, and other topics. ;SpaceLink :The SpaceLink offers visitors a chance to find out the latest news on space. Visitors can ask exhibit staff questions about upcoming satellite missions and much more . ==Gallery==