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londonstudent says:
In 1774 a conjunction of the planets made the local population around Franeker fearful of the end of the world. To counter such fears Eise Eisinga, a self-taught woolcomber of Franker, designed and constructed in his dining-room a working model of the solar system. The then known planets were repres…
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W5
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paulkernan says:
The W5 - Who What When Where Why - is a science and interactive experience for 'children' of all ages. You get to play with smoke ring-making apparatus, play with different liquid media, build robots and make a complete A*S of yourself in the blue-screen video studio.
Inspect just how clean your fi…
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alyssa_ob says:
The Deutsches Museum in Munich has exhibits of pretty much anything you can think of that is related to science and technology with lots of hands on exhibits. With over 10 miles of exhibits you need to decide which exhibits to see and which to skip. The Deutsches Museum is the one museum I really w…
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jamartin39 says:
My cousin and I went to the MOS in Boston for my birthday, and as usual we always have fun. This place is not just for kids, so no one should feel creped out walking around with no children. Some exhibits never change others do so visit the website to see what’s there. On this visit they had an…
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jeffbort says:
Nice place for science lovers! Field Museum is great.
If you are interested in science, paleonthology and antropology, that's your place. Here are some pictures.
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londonstudent says:
This is the National Museum of the History of Science and Medicine for The Netherlands, and very fine it is too. It is named after Herman Boerhaave, who spent his career at Leiden University. He became one of the world's most celebrated physicians in the eighteenth century, and remains an important …
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ab0614 says:
I recently visited the Mall of Asia (or MoA), located in Pasay City, Metro Manila. It is located right on the bay, so one side of the mall faces Manila Bay.
It is yet another SM Prime Holdings mall. It will literally take you more than 3 or 4 full-day visits to see and experience everything in thi…
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Marjis says:
Tietomaa is a science centre in Oulu. There is about 200 exhibitions showing history of great inventions, astronomy, history of sports and the idea is that people can try things, not just watch.
Price isn't much and with that you can try everything there and see movie. Price is for kids and elder 1…
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chimera15 says:
Welcome to the London's very own Science Museum (Awarded 'London Visitor Attraction of the Year 2008)
The museum is spread over several floors containing several overlapping sections...
SCIENCE
Collections cover astronomy and cosmology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, earth sciences, natura…
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ainzerka says:
NIST is located in Boulder. One of its functions, useful to all, is to generate signals giving the correct time to clocks and computers around the world. Try it now: Correct Time
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CFD says:
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The Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology is is Norway's national museum for science, technology, industry, transport and medicine. The museum's objective is to demonstrate the implications of progress in Science and Technology, socially and culturally, through the age…
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scottishboy says:
The Glasgow Science Centre is located on the South Bank of the River Clyde.
It is a purpose built science centre comprised of three principle buildings which are the "Science Mall", IMAX cinema and the Glasgow Tower.
It has been given a 5 star rating in the visitor attraction category by the S…
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cotterb says:
This is a great Science Museum and is worth visiting. They say that it is one of the largest in Europe. While science remains the same regardless of culture it is neat to see what they choose to show off. This museum has a large light wave area where people can explore how li…
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rideouts says:
Although it isn’t as famous as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame located next door, The Cleveland Space and Science Center is much more fun and interesting. Like many science centers, environmentalism is a major focus of the exhibits, with an entire floor of the three level structure dedicated to the…
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freespirit3 says:
Spending the evening here is an inexpensive way to let your kids experience the magic of the night skies and learn about science. There are many hands on exhibits and interactive educational computer simulations that are available in the main rooms before heading out back towards the telescopes.
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sarahelaine says:
NEMO is a science centre, aiming at an audience of children. It is also host to a city beach in summer, and there is a great view from the roof.
NEMO includes displays about energy, electricity, water power, and sex (clearly described as teen talk, so there's no need for any five year olds to se…
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matthew1982 says:
The price is ok as it is an annual ticket i.e. free entry for every time you visit within the year, but if t's a one-off visit, I would say it's a touch expensive for what you get.
There isn't a lot of content in all fairness and only infact only contains one space suit from Helen Sharman (the fi…
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tenderchicken22 says:
I’m not much of a fan of sci fi, but even if I was, this museum would not be worth the entrance fee. However, every first Thursday of the month is a free day at the EMP/SFM. I only recommend checking out the museum on this free day. It consists of about three different rooms displaying books, cost…
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Science Museum
2 reviews
Teknisk Museum (Science Museum)
1 review
Nemo Amsterdam
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