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Working of the Artifact: The Kaleidoscope exhibit is a captivating display that relies on the principle of reflection by mirrors. It consists of a cylindrical chamber with three or more mirrors positioned at specific angles inside. At one end of the chamber, there’s an opening through which visitors can peer. The other end of the […]

Working of the Artifact: The Musical Infrared Harp or Music in Air exhibit offers an immersive musical experience through motion and gesture. The exhibit employs infrared sensors or similar technology to detect the position and movement of visitors’ hands or fingers within a designated area. As visitors move their hands or fingers, the sensors capture

Working of the Artifact: The Impossible Mixture exhibit provides a visual demonstration of the principle of immiscibility in liquids. Visitors are presented with containers holding liquids of different densities and properties. When these liquids are mixed together, they refuse to form a homogeneous mixture and instead separate into distinct layers. This phenomenon occurs due to

Working of the Artifact: Fun mirrors are a fascinating exhibit that delves into the principles of reflection and distortion caused by mirrors with varying curvature. These mirrors, unlike traditional flat mirrors, possess unique shapes that alter the trajectory of light rays, resulting in distorted or exaggerated reflections. The curvature of the mirror plays a pivotal

Working of the Artifact: The “Visualizing Sound” exhibit offers visitors an immersive experience of understanding sound through the visualization of vibrational patterns. A vibrating string is excited at various frequencies, and as it produces sound, visitors can observe the formation of nodes and antinodes along the string. Nodes are stationary points of minimal vibration, while

Working of the Artifact: The “Straight Line to Hyperboloid” exhibit presents visitors with an interactive demonstration of the transformation that occurs when a straight line is rotated about a fixed axis. Visitors can manually rotate the straight line in space, observing the dynamic process of transformation. As the rotation continues, the straight line gradually evolves

Working of the Artifact: “Hit the Ball if You Can” is an interactive game exhibit that leverages the principles of magnetic repulsion. The exhibit consists of a pendulum with a ball attached to it, and participants can manipulate inputs to the pendulum. Magnetic fields are strategically placed around the pendulum’s path. By controlling the magnetic

Working of the Artifact: The Planetary Motion exhibit is a hands-on model designed to replicate the motion of objects in a simulated planetary system. It consists of a specially created field with varying levels of gravity and friction. Visitors interact with this field by rolling objects, which represent planets, across its surface. The exhibit may