This year, the Cambridge Science Festival celebrated their 25th Anniversary. They also hosted a hands-on at the Guildhall: autism-friendly hour!
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The blogs in this category focus on our visits to science exhibitions, such as the Cambridge Science Festival: autism-friendly hour. Additionally, the Interactive Science Exhibition at Stockwood Discovery Centre.
Having fun while creating experiments at home, including glow in the dark bouncy ball, and glow in the dark key chain. (using polymer beads). Furthermore, we have created an acid and bases fizz reaction, cheesemaking, and magnetism experiments.
Content includes our visit to Thinktank Museum, where we viewed a Smethwick Engine, and interacted with the exhibits: thermal screen, biology, digestive system, and how we breath displays. In addition, the museum also has displays dedicated to space, robots and advancements in healthcare technology.
Lastly, creating a volcano eruption, lava lamp and make bubbles at an art gallery.
Part Three: National Space Centre
As we arrived at the National Space Centre, we saw this magnificent Space Shuttle Intelsat Satellite Cradle in front of the museum. There was also a pioneer statue at the front.
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Science Experiments
…Using corn-starch (which is a thickening agent) into a beaker, my son added some water into the mix.
