Biggest water drop in the world. Woman swiss science center and shows her watching the biggest water drop
Man visited the Museum of Science and Art, and says that he is going to let his intrusive thoughts win and puts a boat toy inside the whirlpool simulator
While visiting the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum in Valencia, Spain, we spotted this influencer in the wild. Her dancing was... well... let's just say I hope the final edit did her justice. A security guard came out and asked her to leave, no doubt jealous of her amazing moves 💃
About how amazing our solar system is. You guys reached out to me. Woman at a science museum and is a the planet exhibit and was astonished to see how massive the size difference of the Saturn and Jupiter compared to earth is, and says that our planet is so small but it still takes us days to fly to the other side of the world, but imagine if our planet is as big as Jupiter and Saturn
Brieanna was at the Museum of Life and Science when the rain stopped and she heard a fire truck going through the park. She ran through the park towards the sound and saw a pack of wolves in the hill howling
Kid touch and squeeze a plant connected with a machine and screen that reacts with soundwaves upon contact.
There’s a weighing machine where you can see how much you weigh on each planet. This was my weight on Mercury and I couldn’t help but crack up
TikTok video of couple that went to a science museum trying different fun stuff and activities.
Girl is at a museum or science center that has a giant model of the human body. The museum has buttons that light up a part of the body and girl repeatedly presses the button that lights up the boobs while saying honk honk
There's a display in the museum here which has an interactive component with a bunch of balls and grates to show how filters work but they made a miscalculation when designing it, so the static electricity generated by the balls constantly rubbing against each other and the grating is enough to actually grab some of the balls and make them hover in mid air instead of falling down.
This is 3D model of a topograph that ever changes when the sand is moved using the technology of a projector, sensor and sand, replicating different landforms. Not only is this super cool technology and demonstration of topography, it is also really satisfying.
My girlfriend (Brittany) at the Science Museum of Oklahoma City. The video on TikTok has gotten over 10m views in a week or less
Maria was with her son at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science the day before Thanksgiving 2021. They entered an exhibit called Survival of the Slowest which had live animals like this sloth. She recorded the sloth rolling around on the tree branch and as it falls back it loses grip and falls off onto the floor. It got back up and kept climbing at the end and is okay!
Real diamond crown warn by a past queen. Source- Houston Science Museum
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