Museum of Science and Industry
We spent the better part of a day at the Museum of Science and Industry. No photos were allowed. We spent
several hours in "The Body" which was extremely interesting. It concentrated in the circulatory system. The arteries
and veins had been filled with red and blue plastic and then the body dissolved away. The colored plastic was
encased in place in hard acrylic. It was amazing. We also saw the IMax show about Vincent Van Goe. I have had a
copy of the French Pleasant done by my Dad in 1966 in my office for decades. The show didn't do the IMax
concept justice. We also looked at the disaster show. The hurricane exhibit was very interesting.
several hours in "The Body" which was extremely interesting. It concentrated in the circulatory system. The arteries
and veins had been filled with red and blue plastic and then the body dissolved away. The colored plastic was
encased in place in hard acrylic. It was amazing. We also saw the IMax show about Vincent Van Goe. I have had a
copy of the French Pleasant done by my Dad in 1966 in my office for decades. The show didn't do the IMax
concept justice. We also looked at the disaster show. The hurricane exhibit was very interesting.
Very modernistic
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Inside the IMax
This simulated a hurricane.
A turtle in the butterfly exhibit.
We also went over to Saint Petersburg and saw the Holocaust museum. It was very interesting. It took several
hours and was pretty intense. Amazing that this actually happened and that people could do this to others.
They also did not allow any photos, so we have none to post.
hours and was pretty intense. Amazing that this actually happened and that people could do this to others.
They also did not allow any photos, so we have none to post.