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Took a short trip to Santa Fe.
While there we went to Meow Wolf. It always reminds me of Zaphod from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy because "Meow Wolf is just this place, you know."
But, even though it's difficult to describe it is still a pretty cool experience and I suggest it's worth the time if you're ever near one. I've only been to the one in Santa Fe but I imagine the locations in Denver and Vegas are somewhat similar and also worth the trouble.
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This is absolutely amazing, a whole TPOTD museum.
I left a little bit of the empire at the Art Gallery in an interactive exhibition: the #Colosseum in cardboard form! (Please don't laugh - my time and tools were limited, and it's the spirit of the thing that counts!) I'll be doing a blog post about my day soon, so make sure you keep an eye on @imperium-romanum (at Auckland Art Gallery)
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Sound is an element that is everywhere in our lives. How is it captured by our ears and then interpreted by the brain? Usually, we perceive the outside world through sound transmitted by air, but did you know that sound can actually be transmitted through bones! Now, let's experience this magical bone conduction phenomenon. At the booth, you will see three solids in the shape of bones simulated by different materials. You can choose one, stand one end of it in the interactive area, put the other end on your ear, and then press the play button. When the cheerful music sounds, you will find that the sound is clearly transmitted to your ear through this simulated bone! This is not just a simple sound transmission experiment, but also a vivid demonstration of the principle of bone conduction. The effect of solid sound transmission is much better than that of gas sound transmission, which is why we can hear sound through bones. Bone conduction not only exists in this exhibit, it is actually a phenomenon that we feel all the time in our lives. When we speak ourselves, the sound we hear is the skull transmitting the vibration of the vocal cord directly from the inside to the auditory nerve. In addition to this interactive experience, our exhibits will also take you to a deeper understanding of the principles and applications of bone conduction. You will learn how some people who have lost their hearing (limited to those with conduction disorders) use bone conduction to hear sounds, and how bone conduction phones designed for the deaf and mute work. These applications not only show the magic of bone conduction technology, but also reflect the great help that technology can bring to human life. As a professional manufacturer of customized exhibits for science and technology museums, we know that every exhibit is the soul of the science and technology museum. Therefore, our bone conduction exhibits are not only powerful, but also incorporate the perfect combination of art and technology in the appearance design to ensure that every visitor will be impressed.
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Very sad that I took a uquiz about where in the zoo you'd be- but after getting my result the post is gone
I'm an interactive show
