Have you ever seen that you can live a car life with your hands? Do you think watching rats play basketball? How do you want a television and radio operator to focus and learn through the hands of digital media, presented; and workshop tools designed to educate, inform, encourage and excite? You will also be able to feel as if you are in the cockpit of the Air Force F-15 Eagle, experiencing the realism and intense combat training through the film. Fighter Pilot: Operation Red Flag.” You can experience all this and more at COSI (The Center of Science and Industry) in Ohio, a museum where learning is fun. There is a COSI in Columbus and another in Toledo. There are many of the same works and events in both places, but some are not. Regardless, the museum is a good place to take the family and learn together.
There are various fun exhibits and activities that are at COSI all the time. Muses also always have special events and exhibitions. Various activities in activities to learn about space, the ocean, and the laboratory in the sun with larger-than-life activities that prove fun science could be They are also shown about life, where bodies, minds and spirits can be known; exhibition, where one can look at the Midwestern town and its latest technology, first in 1898, then in 1962; and exhibits where he can view the inventor’s paradise – the Gadgets exhibit. One can also see live shows and many other shows and informative exhibitions.
At live shows, you can be entertained and learn by watching various events, including watching trained rats play basketball, learn more about electricity static and literally see your hair on the tip of the Electrostatic Generator Show, riding a unicycle 17 feet above the ground, in a completely safe environment, experiencing static friction greater than gravity in the Centripetal Generator, and experiencing the holiday light show. like no other near Christmas.
In the space exhibited at COSI, you can ride in a space capsule, test your skills as an astronaut or run across the Martian landscape. You can also watch NASA Telehorasim. You can learn more about the laws of motion, gravity and impulse, robotics, space, orbital mechanics, and general astronomy.
In the ocean exhibit, you can experience real technology such as submarines, sonar, and remotely operated vehicles to explore the wonders under the sea.
In the COSI laboratory in the sun in the Big Science Park, you can lift a car with your hands, using a lever, move a 2.5 ton granite sphere, and play with air pressure. In the Centripetal Generator experience centripetal force first hand as the area of the generator cuts out below you.
In the exhibition about life, you can look at surgery, see composition in action, make your face, play tricks on your mind, and make interesting body noises. You can try optical illusions and see how they work.
Many activities and exhibitions are listed only at COSI this year. Some new exhibitions include the radio and television tour WOSU@COSI, the previously mentioned learning exhibition. of speed from roller coasters to racing cars, and the aforementioned fighter pilot movie.
The results are also sorry. In the Science holiday season from November 24 to December 24 31, 2006, one can visit the Winter Wonderland model train. show off, build your own sled and test your drag racing speed, participate in giant dominoes and study cause and effect with one push of your hand. Many other views were presented, one about the Nile River and one about Albert Einstein.
On the cosi website in Columbus, www.cosi.org, there are links to many interesting things you can try at home using your computer, including a free open source planetarium, information about the nine planets, a link to a site about space missions, a place for teachers, and many others.
While all of the exhibits just mentioned can be seen at COSI in Columbus, there is a lot of fun going on at COSI in Toledo. The COSI Columbus website has a link with COSI in Toledo. One of the exhibits that began in Toledo on September 22 includes folk art in Japan.
The Columbus COSI website has links to online activities. On the site, using simulated activities, you can perform knee surgery on yourself, run the farm and make all the necessary decisions for a year, do the hip with your hand, and practice staying in any vehicle at the intersection of your choice, but beware of accidents. the police Other activities are varied.
COSI was held in Columbus from September 5th to September 19th for the annual fall maintenance. September 20. Adult admission is $18.50 for all exhibits and movies, $12.50 for exhibits only, and $7.50 for end-screen movies. For those from 2-12, admission is $13.50, $7.50, and $7.50 respectively. Admission for those over 60 is $13.50, $7.50, and $7.50. Deeper discounts are available for those who become COSI members.
Admission for COSI at Toledo is $8.50 for those 13-64, $7.50 for those 65 and under, and $6.50 for those 3-12 and younger than 3.
The pages run through two COSI museums.
If you want to go by yourself with a lover, or take the whole family to a place where learning is fun you won’t forget.
