slow spinning laser on a gimble creates an invisible cone of red light

fractured parabolic mirror

Sept. 2008 - SF

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Some fog machine.

Taugshow #10 took place in the auditorium of the Exploratorium. It would've been awesome if we could've played around the museum at night.

View from the Exploratorium

Exploratorium

On July 2nd we learned about Tangrams during Exploratorium!

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FLIR image

March 2015, Civic Center District (photos by exploratorium)

Sept. 2008 - SF

Eclipse City

Yiwu, China

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Some of the massive features outside the San Francisco Exploratorium.

The "Tinkerer's Clock" has someone swinging from the "1" position.

parabolic mirror

ice crystals through a polarizer

Charles Carlson and Michael Oppenheimer

Exploratorium 2009, Photo Credit: Chuck Revell

The Exploratorium. Probably one of the coolest hands-on science museums you'll ever see.

San Francisco, California

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