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“Warming pushes lobsters and other species to seek cooler homes.”

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“Warming pushes lobsters and other species to seek cooler homes.”

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Maybe.

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One day, your sunscreen may be made from DNA

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A new approach to sunscreen could use a thin layer of DNA to protect skin cells - and hopefully prevent cancer.

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Yes no or maybe

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I think we need to do a fire exibit

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What would the world be like without us?

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If agree type 👍

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History of video games

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Bugs

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Yay or nay

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Maybe

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How many germs is in the human body? How do you catch disease?

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How many germs is in the human body? How do you catch disease?

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Ways to collect water in the woods without a lake/river/stream ect.

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Ways to collect water in the woods without a lake/river/stream ect.

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Yes no maybe so

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How fast food resteraunts change how there food looks in photo shoots.

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How fast food resteraunts change how there food looks in photo shoots.

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Easier way to store food for a long time 

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Easier way to store food for a long time 

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I like the idea of the unbreakable lock, because we can make it into an escape room with puzzles and other things.

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The science of Optics and Photography.

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There’s a lot of science in architecture, plus it’s fun.

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I love city museum in St. Louis. Two things I like about it are that it has secret passages and lots of wacky things.

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To make this colorful culture, we mixed bucket loads of mud from a pond in Golden Gate Park together with eggs and toilet paper. Yum. The ultimate low-maintenance exhibit, it can live and thrive indefinitely, requiring only sunlight and the occasional addition of water.

The different colors you see here come from different types of bacteria: Blue-green cyanobacteria absorb carbon dioxide (CO ₂) and produce oxygen in much the same way that plants do. The orange-colored bacteria are iron oxidizers; they get their energy from the chemical decomposition of iron into rust. The grayish bacteria get their energy not from light, but by consuming cellulose, or plant fibers.

This exhibit is a giant version of a Winogradsky column, named after Ukrainian biologist Sergei Winogradsky. You can make your own by putting pond mud, newspaper, eggs, and water in a blender.

CYANOBACTERIA
Like plants, cyanobacteria absorb carbon dioxide (C0 ₂) and produce oxygen. Unlike plants, they absorb light with a blue-green pigment, called phycocyanin.

IRON OXIDIZERS
These orange bacteria live somewhat lower down, where there's less oxygen.

ANAEROBIC PHOTOSYNTHESIZERS
Anaerobic means these bacteria live where there's no oxygen. Photosynthesizers means they get energy from light.

CELLULOSE DEGRADERS AND SULPHUR REDUCERS
These gray bacteria do not harvest light, but instead get energy by consuming cellulose, or plant fibers.

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Exhibit: Bacteriopolis | Exploratorium Museum Exhibits

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To make this colorful culture, we mixed bucket loads of mud from a pond in Golden Gate Park together with eggs and toilet paper. Yum. The ultimate low-maintenance exhibit, it can live and thrive indefinitely, requiring only sunlight and the occasional addition of water.

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The Most Extreme Newborns in the Animal Kingdom

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The Most Extreme Newborns in the Animal Kingdom

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Neve
Yes, maybe, or no????

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Test your flexibility, see if you can react as quickly as the football stars of Bayern Munich and test how many laps you can cycle in 30 seconds. At Health you learn lots of things about your body and soul, and can try plenty of cool challenges!

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Test your flexibility, see if you can react as quickly as the football stars of Bayern Munich and test how many laps you can cycle in 30 seconds. At Health you learn lots of things about your body and soul, and can try plenty of cool challenges!

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You can actually experience something, not just looking at it. For example, there was a “time vortex” that you got to walk through and it would feel like you were upside down!

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It has a make your own Dino on a computer and once you sent it in, your Dino appears on  a big screen next to the computers.

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Got to experience what it was like and pretend to be a character. It explained everything clearly and made you feel like you were in the Titanic.

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If you agree type 😀

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It had little areas of things they did in the olden days. In those areas, there were costumes that kids could put on and pretend to be an ice cream scoopers, fairy boat riders or puppeteers at a puppet show.

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Something I like with art museums is looking at how other people’s work is compared to mine. At the LEGO Museum, you could build with legos and get to feel the art.

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If you agree type🦜

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The city museum has a two story slide and a outside maze and a warped wall (America ninja warrior) room

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Having a escape room that has to do with whatever topic be do to test what

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Having a escape room that has to do with whatever topic be do to test what

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They learned

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It might sound girly, but the butterfly palace is actually really cool. It has different rooms full of butterfly’s! There were so many different kinds, and they all landed on you. They gave you these little pollen things that the butterfly’s would go and land on. Plus, they had a reptile room, jungle maze, and butterfly hatching area. It wasnt learning, but experienceing.

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I saw this kind of stuff at Ripleys believe it or not at the Memphis zoo and there were these interactive items like microscopes, sound changers, air tubes, and more.

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Micropia - Amsterdam museum | Things to do in Amsterdam

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Micropia - Science museum Amsterdam | Discover one of the best museums in Amsterdam | Fun and interesting | Visit Micropia at ARTIS Amsterdam Royal Zoo

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There can be like halls filled with microscopes with one microbe in each microscope

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Hot air ballon/airplanes/gliders/parachutes

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See the world through a animals eyes. What different animals have different vision?? How is it like that?? How is it helpful to the animal?? Learn all this at the How do animals see the world exhibit!

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How it works and what it looks like without the wax.

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How diabetes works

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There are billions of living nano organisms just in your arm

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There are billions of living nano organisms just in your arm

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Forces of nature, we can make a virtual reality section that shows how gravity, electricity etc, work.

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Yes to unpickable lock

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If you agree type 🦑