This Sunday, March 26, The California Science Center will host the world
premiere of “Marvel Super Heroes Science Exhibition. The exhibit runs through
September 4, 2006 and will focus on the intersect between science and
superheroes in the Marvel Universe.

Visitors will be able to place themselves in the roles of their favorite
fighters of injustice. In one section, attendees can even become real life
versions of Iron Man by stepping into an exo-suit to lift a Scion xB, a vehicle
weighing nearly 2,500 lbs. By experimenting with simple levers and pulleys to
lift weights, they will learn what the future holds for increasing human
strength.

The “Marvel Super Heroes Science Exhibition” is open seven days a week from
10 am to 5 pm, with last admission at 4 pm. Admission to “Marvel Super Heroes”
is $9.75 (Adults), $8.75 (Seniors 60+ & Students 13+ with valid student
I.D.) and $7.75 (Children 4-12). Member rates are $7.75 (Adults) and $6.75
(Children). Combination ticket prices for the exhibit and any IMAX film are
$16.25 (Adults), $13.00 (Seniors/Students) and $11.00 (Children). Tickets are
available online at CaliforniaScienceCenter.org
and advanced ticket purchase is encouraged. Due to the possibility of lines,
please arrive early. General admission to all other Science Center exhibits is
free.