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	==Features==		==Features==
−	The museum has many unusual and interactive exhibits, including a giant book, a Mars section, a slide shaped like a DNA double-helix, a gigantic microscope, a giant swinging pendulum near the entrance, an earthquake simulator and a Sex Education center (with an arcade game involving shooting sperm at ova). The ceiling was donated by the Velcro company (made out of Velcro) and the floor was donated by American Superball.	+	The museum has many unusual and interactive exhibits, including a giant book, a Mars section, a slide shaped like a DNA double-helix, a gigantic microscope, a giant swinging pendulum near the entrance, an earthquake simulator and a Sex Education pavilion (with an arcade game involving shooting sperm at ova). The ceiling was donated by the Velcro company (made out of Velcro) and the floor was donated by American Superball. [[File:Knowledgeum_2.PNG|thumb|left|The Sex Education Pavilion]]
−	[[Professor Frink]] works as a demonstrator for a computer themed exhibit, which burns after [[Bart]] tampers with it (the hard drive crashed). [[Troy McClure]] acts as the spokeman in the museum visitor videos.	+	[[Professor Frink]] works as a demonstrator for a computer themed exhibit, which burns after [[Bart]] tampers with it (the hard drive crashed). [[Troy McClure]] acts as the spokesman in the museum visitor videos.
	==Appearance==		==Appearance==
−	* [[This Little Wiggy]]	+	* {{ep|This Little Wiggy}}

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The Springfield Knowledgeum is a highly interactive museum located in Springfield.

Features

The museum has many unusual and interactive exhibits, including a giant book, a Mars section, a slide shaped like a DNA double-helix, a gigantic microscope, a giant swinging pendulum near the entrance, an earthquake simulator and a Sex Education pavilion (with an arcade game involving shooting sperm at ova). The ceiling was donated by the Velcro company (made out of Velcro) and the floor was donated by American Superball.

Professor Frink works as a demonstrator for a computer themed exhibit, which burns after Bart tampers with it (the hard drive crashed). Troy McClure acts as the spokesman in the museum visitor videos.

Appearance

• Episode – "This Little Wiggy"