This image captures a multi-level indoor exhibition space within the Experimentanium Museum of Entertaining Sciences in Moscow, Russia

This image captures a multi-level indoor exhibition space within the Experimentanium Museum of Entertaining Sciences in Moscow, Russia. A prominent vertical water curtain, constructed from a fine, shimmering mesh material, extends from top to bottom on the left-center, with water flowing over it to create a textured, wavy effect, collecting in a shallow basin below. In the mid-ground, a young male child, wearing a blue jacket with an orange backpack and grey pants, is actively engaged with a red spherical interactive exhibit on a platform marked with red and white diagonal stripes. The exhibit features a visible blue fan or turbine and a light-grey control panel. An adult male in a light-colored top stands immediately behind the child, observing his interaction. The architectural framework consists of dark green metal beams and railings defining multiple observation balconies and walkways. On the upper left balcony, two individuals are partially visible, one in a white puffer jacket. Another individual in a dark jacket is seen on the upper right balcony. Large, arched glass windows in the background reveal an overcast sky and exterior city elements, including trees and buildings. A large red star decoration is visible through the upper-right windows. To the far left, a red stepped structure, likely part of a water mechanism, is partially visible. Transparent vertical plastic tubes, suggesting another interactive display, are positioned to the right of the central exhibits. The space is brightly lit by a combination of natural light and internal artificial illumination.