Has
anyone of you been to The Mind Museum at Taguig? I haven’t L but I really
wanted to go there. Why though? Because I am really curious about it after I
heard them talk and passed by their booth at Blogapalooza (which I attended
last Saturday and I’ll be dedicating one whole post about it next time).
The Mind
Museum is divided into 5 galleries. The
Atom Gallery (where they explain the strange world of the very small
particles), The Life Gallery (where they explain the exuberance of life), The
Earth Gallery (where they explain the nature across the breadth of time),
The
Universe Gallery (where they explain the vastness of the universe), and
The
Technology Gallery (where they explain all thing technology). Very interesting right?
In their
small talk at Blogapalooza, 2 of their resident scientist who they call Mind
Movers perform a very awesome experiment.
They soaked a real Php500 bill in alcohol and salt and try to burn
it. But it didn’t! They didn’t explain it because they want to
encourage people to go to The Mind Museum to get to know more of their
experiments and the science behind it.
Also,
when I passed by their booth, I was asked to pick a question to answer. The question was what exhibit in The Mind
Museum depicts weather changes in the world (not the exact wordings of the
question, I just paraphrased it). Since
I haven’t been to The Mind Museum, I wasn’t able to answer it. But Trixie, their Marketing Manager, told me
that it was a globe showing interactive weather changes even weather
disturbances. Wow! That got me really amazed and I really want to
visit The Mind Museum. It would be like
Wunderground.com showing in 3D. If you
have been following my blog, you would know that I am very partial to weather
disturbances study (malapit na nga ako magapply sa DOST PAG-ASA e LOL).
Amazing
right? Let’s all visit The Mind Museum.
Operating
Hours: Tuesday to Sunday (closed Mondays)
9am – 12nn | 12nn – 3pm | 3pm
– 6pm | 6pm – 9pm (during Saturdays only)
Ticket
Prices:
Adults –
Php600
Children
and students (up to college) – Php450
Public
School students (up to collge) – Php150
Teachers
– Php150
With
five big galleries, 12,000 sqm of thrilling exploration, over 250 hands-on,
minds-on interactive exhibits, The Mind Museum is Where Science Comes Alive!
sis yung question na na pick ko dun mejo mahirap rin.. It's about gumamela part na nag ccreate ng sound,, parang ganun... hahha kaloka, sabi ko hindi ko alam ang sagot pero hinulaan ko lang na PETALS.. tama naman sagot ko.. I haven't been there too, and I want to experience to go their too.. ^^
ReplyDeletemukhang super nice sa mind museum sis no? i bet magugustuhan ni ivy and neo dun :)
DeleteHi Nerisa,
ReplyDeleteIt was nice to see you with Leo & Neo last Saturday. :)
:) nice meeting you too there, Jen. Hindi lang ako makachika ng bongga kasi haggard na talaga. Next time we should meet ung pagdating pa lang, para more more more chika :)
DeleteAy naku! ako din. Sobra talaga. I saw you na kagad e, kaya lang I was too busy with the boys and all the stuff. Kaloka.
DeleteAnd the question that I got from Mind Mueseum Booth was that electricity ball that will make your hair stand when you touch it. I feel so bobo lang kasi nakalimutan ko. Hahaha
hahaha, same here talaga. I am nursing sore arms and shoulder. we are so fortunate to have hubbies who are so understanding to join us sa #blogapalooza no? hehe
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