The Crazy Kitchen is one of the most popular features in the museum. Your eyes tell you the room is flat and level, but it is in fact tilted, and the rest of your body contradicts your eyes as you pass through it, creating a dizzying effect. Going in here with assisted mobility is not a good idea.
The next thematic area looks at different technologies used in exploration- both of the vastness of the universe and the microscopic world.
Here we see microscopes and slides.
And more microscopes, both older and new.
The visitor can place their phone atop a lens for this shot, featuring a small but intricate piece of jewelry.
There are many kinds of telescopes- conventional, radio telescopes, neutrino observation, and even orbiting satellites like the James Webb Telescope that give us insight into the universe.
Very cool.
ReplyDeleteTakes me back to when I got a microscope as a birthday gift from my parents. I tried my best to like it and use it, but it was not for me. The kitchen sounds like fun.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really interesting exhibition.
ReplyDeleteRooms that fool our perceptions are always fun. Good thing they have a fence to hang onto. The vastness of space is inconceivable large, and the microscopic world is also fascinating.
ReplyDeleteAwesome exhibits!
ReplyDeleteTake care, enjoy your day and the new week ahead.
Very interesting exhibition
ReplyDeleteIntriguing exhibit ~ neat photos thanks ~ Hugs ^_^
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