BE IN THE MID TO UPPER 60’S. LISA: THANK YOU. WE WILL CHECK BACK IN WITH YOU LATER. KIDS AND ADULTS OF ALL AGES HAVE A NEW PLACE TO LEARN AND EXPLORE SCIENCE RIGHT HERE IN SACRENTO.AM >> 4, 3,, 2 1! [CHEERS AND APPLAUSE] SALI: FINLYAL! AFTER YEARS AND YEARS IN THE MAKING -- ABOUT 16 YEARS -- THIS MORNING THE RIBBON WAS CUT MARKING THE OPENING OF THE BRAND NEW SMUD MUSEUM OF SCIENCEND A CURIOSITY, OR MOSAC FOR SHORT. THE MUSEUM IS ON JIBOOM STREET BETWEEN I-5 AND THE SACRAMENTO RIVER. A VACANT, 114-YEAR-OLD POWER HOUSE WARES STORED AND CONVERTED TO HOUSE ONE PORTION OF THE 50,000 SQUARE FOOT MUSEUM. EXHIBITS ADDRESS SOME OF CALIFORNIA’S MO CSTHALLENGING ISSUES LIKE WATER, POWER AND CLIMATE CHANGE AMONG SOME OF THE ATTRAIONSCT IS A LINGVI BEEHIVE. IT CREATES A BUZZ IN THE NATURE AREA. ANOTHER DEVICE CALLED A SIM TABLE LETS PARTICIPANTS SCULPT A LANDSCAPE AND WATCH HOW WATER FLOWS THROUGH IT. THE DISPLAYS ARE DESIGNED FOR PARTICIPANTS TO ENGAGEN ACTIVITIES, AND ALSO ASK QUESTIONS. >> JTUS UNDERSTANDING THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD, WHAT IT TAKES TO THINK THROUGH PROBLEMS, UNDERSTANDING THAT THINGS DON'’ ALWAYS WORK OUT THE WAY YOU PLAN, BUT PERSEVERINGND A COMING UP WITH SOLUTIONS. LISA: THE MUSEUM WILL BE ONPE TO THE PUBLIC STARTING TOMORROW MORNING. YOU NEED TO MAKE A RESERVATION AND PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS ONLINE BEFORE COMING DOWN. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TICTSKE CHECK OUT THEI