Lucifer’s toy lab

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Last weakend we were doing a visit to the Deutsche Museum.



The Deutsche Museum is one of the greatest science museums in the world. Among others it is starring spectacular shows, like the one about electricity – which looks like being really dangerous, but which saw – l hope – sofar only minor accidents (?) (knock on wood)).

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A living man in a Faraday cage:

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The museum hosts many novel interactive applications, like here about the electricity economy (however it seems there wasnt yet something about the new Desertec project.)

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One of the particular features of this science museum is that it displays a lot of original science history like the original nuclear fission experimental setup or the below submarine.

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