Tag: COSI
Water Bells at COSI
COSI Center of Science and Industry in Columbus
Surface tension of water molecules illustrated in this exhibit.
“It turns out that this effect was already studied for the first time in 1833 by the famous French physicist Félix Savart and has fascinated many great physicist ever since (Boussinesq (1869), Taylor (1959) and, recently, Clanet (2001)). They found that the shape of the bell can be understood as an delicate interplay between inertia, surface tension and gravity” click for more information from a physicist‘s perspective
Obscurus Blatta by Michelle Stitzlein
Throwback Thursday @COSI
COSI center of Science and Industry
These photos in the gallery are from the Progress Exhibit of the museum. Charlie and Laura and I had a fun visit.
The Classic blue and white car which is in the CUBA Exhibit
“Travel through time and interact with the technology from 1898. Then turn a corner and find yourself generations later – in 1962 – in that same town.”
Jim Henson-Imagination Unlimited Exhibit at COSI
We went to COSI- Center of Science and Industry in Downtown Columbus Ohio and saw the exhibit Jim Henson Imagination Unlimited
I couldn’t believe The Muppet Show started in 1976, Where does the time go? I remembered my son Mark had Ernie bedsheets in 1978.
Bert and Ernie and Rubber Ducky with Laura and Charlie peeking from behind their display
The video explaining how they filmed this scene was fascinating
and for more information here’s an article in the Columbus Dispatch by Eric Lagatta
THE MAN, THE MUPPETS: JIM HENSON, HIS LEGENDARY CREATIONS STAR IN COSI EXHIBIT
Cousins at COSI Columbus
Jack Maura and Charlie had fun Thursday afternoon at
COSI Columbus Center of Science and Industry
Jack surveys the Juke Box selections
Learning about sound Singing Fingers App Specifically- Pitch and Volume
Michael Contemplates the Jukebox
Still in the COSI Progress exhibit. Last week we had a nice day trip to downtown Columbus, driving around the city to check out Laura and James wedding venue, reception and the hotel where we’ll be staying. When we went through the Columbus Science and Industry center the kids showed me their favorite room. There is a vintage soda fountain and in one corner the jukebox and the other corner a pinball machine which you can play if you have a dime.
Actual VINYL plays inside this gem of a coin-operated jukebox . Seems everything is moving to a digital file. Records, 8-tracks. cassette, CDs.
John Deere Tractor Drivers at Farm Days
