Leonardo da Vinci National Science and Technology Museum

The National Science and Technology Museum "Leonardo da Vinci" in Milan is the biggest science and innovation gallery in Italy and is devoted to Italian painter and researcher Leonardo da Vinci. It was opened on 5 February 1953, introduced by the executive of Italy, Alcide De Gasperi. This exhibition hall, in the antiquated cloister of San Vittore al Corpo of Milan, is partitioned in seven fundamental departments. The Materials segment treats the existence cycle of present-day items from crude materials to reusing. Particular areas are committed to polymeric and amalgamation materials and to the essential concoction fabricating.

There is likewise a metal area that shows the metal extraction and handling methods and displays the main electric bend heater for liquefying steel developed in 1898 by Ernesto Stassano. The Energy segment is devoted to vitality sources and gadget. In this piece of the historical center, there are the Margherita thermoelectric power station 1895 and an oil industry/petrochemistry area. Exceptionally efficient review of the scientific advancement, with an emphasis on the Italian commitment to the World's advance of science! Possibly the most alluring thing is an Italian military submarine situated in the garden. There are a few structures and a few refreshment focuses through the Museum.