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Working of the Artifact: The Anamorphoses exhibit demonstrates the captivating transformation of distorted images into coherent and recognizable forms. Visitors are presented with distorted images that appear abstract and fragmented when viewed directly. However, when these distorted images are observed through carefully positioned mirrors or reflecting surfaces, they are miraculously reconstructed into clear and recognizable […]

Working of the Artifact: The captivating illusion of floating balls is achieved by harnessing Bernoulli’s principle, a fundamental concept in fluid dynamics. In this artifact, a stream of high-velocity air is directed towards the ball, typically causing it to levitate above the surface. This apparent defiance of gravity is the result of the interplay between

Working of the Artifact: The “Curie Point” exhibit offers a hands-on exploration of the Curie Point phenomenon. Visitors can interact with various magnetic materials and subject them to different temperatures. As the temperature increases, visitors can observe changes in the material’s magnetic behavior. At the Curie Point, the magnetic domains within the material undergo a

Working of the Artifact: The “Head on a Platter” exhibit is an optical illusion that creates the illusion of a detached head resting on a platter. The exhibit achieves this effect by using a combination of carefully positioned mirrors and a hidden compartment for the visitor’s body. When a visitor interacts with the exhibit, they

Working of the Artifact: The “Transfer of Momentum” exhibit offers a captivating demonstration of the principle of conservation of momentum. Visitors engage with a series of interactive demonstrations that showcase the unchanging nature of total momentum within a closed system before and after collisions or interactions. By interacting with various objects and observing their motion,

Working of the Artifact: The “Color Pyramid” exhibit invites visitors to explore the enchanting realm of color mixing. Through an interactive display, primary colors – red, blue, and green – converge to create a vivid spectrum of secondary colors. As these hues blend seamlessly, visitors witness the magic of additive color mixing. Principle of Color

Working of the Artifact: The “Up or Down” exhibit unravels a captivating enigma of perception. Through a mesmerizing spiral pattern or helical structure, the exhibit conjures an illusion that defies reality. As visitors engage with the exhibit, it ingeniously toys with their perception, crafting a visual spectacle where stationary objects appear to ascend or descend.

Working of the Artifact: The “Acrobatic Stick” exhibit introduces visitors to the mesmerizing dance of a spinning stick. As the stick whirls, it traces an intricate path that forms a distinct hyperbolic shape. This captivating motion offers a tangible illustration of the mathematical concept of a hyperbola. Principal Property of a Hyperbola: The exhibit brings

Working of the Artifact: The “Vortex” exhibit beckons visitors to embark on a journey into the captivating world of fluid dynamics. Through interactive engagement, guests explore the mesmerizing formation of a vortex, a swirling phenomenon that defies the ordinary. By manipulating fluid flow, whether with water or air, visitors become witnesses to the birth of

Working of the Artifact: The “Loop the Loop” exhibit is designed to provide visitors with a hands-on experience of the concept of centrifugal force. The exhibit typically consists of a small track or loop where objects, such as marbles or cars, are released. These objects travel along the curved path of the loop, demonstrating the