
Apartments near Reuben H. Fleet Science Center in San Diego, CA (3,769 Rentals)


Town Square

3041 Landis St

1208 31st St

2879 E St

3145 Union St

3928-3934 3rd Ave

4153-4157 Cleveland Ave

4145 Maryland St

4128 Georgia St

4049 Texas St

3042-3044 C St

2401 Island Ave

Palisade Gardens

2967-2977 Broadway

2725 G St

4018 Hamilton St

2672-2674 Market St

3947-59 Third ave

4125-4131 Georgia St

4132 Campus Ave

4139-4143 Park Blvd

4119-4121 Florida St

4127 Florida St

Catalina

4163 Cleveland Ave

4120 Alabama St

2421 Island Ave

1066-1076 Lincoln Ave

Park Boulevard East

3851-3857 Front St

1052-1054 Lincoln Ave

3618 31st St

3420-3422 32nd

3830 Front St

3073-3075 B St

3017 C St

3960 Idaho St

2717 G St

3975 Oregon St

3087-3091 B St

1009 30th St

4144 Georgia St

4141 Georgia St

The Courtyard At Campus

4117-4123 Alabama St

2479 Island Ave

4050-4058 Arizona St

2618-2624 Lincoln Ave

3667 Grim Ave

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The Reuben H. Fleet Science Center is THE museum to visit for a full day of excellent exhibits that are interactive, amazing and fun for all ages. Located in the multifaceted Balboa Park just east of downtown San Diego, it's a destination to see when you're in the area. From gross to energizing, all sorts of creative processes exploring science are offered, and a few are listed below. A few samples of the gross in the "Grossology" section are the "Belch-A-Baby" game where participants learn how some species of frogs give birth by belching them out, and "Party Pooper" in which visitors guess which poop belongs to each animal. Blood sucking leeches, dung beetles and gassy cows are also detailed. "So Watt: An Illuminating Look at Energy" is a personal favorite, and shows how many ways there are to covert energy into electricity. Be ready to exert a little energy yourself to produce it. The "Tinkering" exhibit lets the Albert Einstein wannabes create and produce inventions, with assistance from Fleet exhibit interpreters. You can also just play with new materials and technologies, maybe creating a new contraption for your apartment. Are you seeing the color blue when the word is written in red? Does the bar that says "hot" feel warm or cold to you? These and other mind altering tricks are found at the Gallery of Illusions and Perceptions. The exhibit shows how your mind and body work together, and sometimes against each other to perceive things. You'll see some extremely cool daily photos from the NASA Hubble Space Telescope in the "Origins in Space" section. Here, find out how discoveries in space have spun off into accomplishments here on earth. You can learn about healthy living and how to live a long life at the "Aging for All Ages" exhibit, and learn about water sources and conservation efforts in San Diego in the San Diego's Water: From Source to Tap." Should you bring along children, the Fleet has a specialized "Kid City," as well as plenty of opportunities for children in the museum. After extensive renovation and technology updates, the IMAX Dome theater and planetarium will reopen in mid-December for eye-opening films on the gigantic screen. Throughout the museum are multiple gadgets for individual exploration - to eavesdrop on others or to reach into a twirling tornado. It's a great day, every day at the Fleet.
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