
Rotate two polarising filters and watch colours appear and vanish.

Sand on a driven plate jumps into nodal figures as the frequency changes.

Gas discharge tubes and a slit spectroscope show emission lines directly.

Hold the transducer to your skull and the sound bypasses the ear drum.

Rings of different stiffness respond only to their own frequency.

A bulb floats under a magnetic base and lights without contact.

A metal egg stands on its tip when spun and topples when it slows.

A box of mirrors that repeats the visitor into an endless corridor of light.

Speak into one dish and be heard metres away at the other.

Ferromagnetic powder grows spikes that follow the visitor's hand.

Through the wonderful effect of the mirror exhibit group, the principle of light reflection is demonstrated.

By combining interactive electromechanical devices with fun interactive methods, understand the Bernoulli principle…

Through mechanical interaction, participants can perceive the true existence of the geomagnetic field.

The exhibit utilizes the observed phenomenon of windmills rotating to demonstrate to visitors the principle of…

The exhibit the phenomenon of surface discharge, allowing visitors to utilize their existing knowledge and explore…

The exhibit showcased the magical phenomenon of "artificial lightning", visually demonstrating the characteristics…

The exhibit showcased Faraday and Oster's classic electromagnetic experiments through simple interactive devices,…

The exhibit features interesting mechanical and electrical interactions, allowing visitors to understand the…

This exhibit utilizes the unique demonstration method of iron particles dancing to music, allowing visitors to…

The exhibit the phenomenon of air discharge and related knowledge to visitors through a magical glow.

The exhibit mainly showcases the phenomenon of static electricity and related knowledge of static electricity.

The exhibit uses a prism to create a rainbow, demonstrating the principles of refraction and dispersion of light.

The exhibit utilizes electromechanical interaction to showcase the principle of visual persistence to visitors.

Through interactive experience, the exhibit allows visitors to operate polarizing lenses to observe the originally…
The Basic Science line runs to 348 models; 160 of them have studio imagery and are listed above. The rest are catalogued by model and quoted on request — send us a theme and a floor plan and we will return the matching set with dimensions and power requirements.
Attach a theme outline, a floor plan, or nothing at all — a photo of the space is enough to start. Quotations are issued against a real exhibit list, not per-square-metre guesses.
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