EXTRA, the marketplace for scientific touring exhibitions.
Visitor play with solar energy, and see how it can be used to power items.
The visitor controls the movement of a platform with two hydraulic rods. A maze is mounted on the platform.
Experience the practice of chaos theory and try to predict the motions of the waterwheel. Water pours from the waterspout into the buckets that are attached to the waterwheel.
Visitors are introduced to the physics of light, and the way light acts in different media.
Visitors control the movement of the helicopter, by managing the mai rotor and the tail rotor with two joysticks.
This exhibit consists of a vertical board with interleaved row of pin.
Visitors race wheels of varying weights and weight distributions on inclined tracks, and make predictions on how fast the wheels will roll and hypothesize about why they roll at different speeds.
Visitors use "banana" cord to connect different arrays of everyday electrical components.
Astrojump is a actual simulator to experience the Moon or the Martian gravity.
This exhibit enables visitors to paint fish or other animals and see how they appear in the projection wall.
This multimedia exhibit shows the effect of ageing.
The exhibits show the dynamics that cause a tsunami to happen.