
- like how the displays related science to everyday items
- NOMS!
- The main bridge over the main atrium
- Oh hell yea!
- Out at the outdoor pool area, glad the water is heated!
- featuring evolution of farming techniques from the past
- Lookie me!
- Opps.
- Which was surprising easy too
- Shaun + waterfall
- That's all for the waterpark for the day
- Visitors craming into a cockpit
- Seems we are the only ones though...
- The agriculture display
- The marine section of the museum
- I always have a soft spot for the majestic battleships
- The place is really nicely themed
- Shaun: Need to eat.. brrrains...
- Next on the agenda!
- Photo now...
- WWII planes on display
- Oh funky lanterns!
- Minigolf adds a whole new dimension to teeing off
- This place ticks
- With the ball through the lower grating (Normal)
- A display dedicated to King George the 3rd
- Grandfather clocks inlcuded!
- A pendulum clock telling the time from simple oscillations...
- A modern bypass jet engine
- Coracles? Can it be eaten?
- Overlooking the Making of the modern world displays (Transport)
- No wonder!
- The marine display spans 2 full levels
- With many motion simulators on the floor too
- Not so black blackboxes... :P
- and even a harrier jet!
- An early energy (steam) machine by the main atrium
- The hangar even has space for a 747 cuttaway
- Blimps and zeppelins
- That's all for the science museum for now!
- Featuring 18th century technological advancements
- The model T, in person!
- It showcases the human developments in flight
- Now for my favorite exhibit
- including a piston prop engine
- but nothing can beat the jet turbine!
- There are even full planes on display
- Right for the launchpad?
- In man's dreams to fly
- The view of the atrium by the museum cafe.