Maryland Science Center Delivers Hands On Learning
The Maryland Science Center in Baltimore Inner Harbor offers interactive exhibits on probability biology astronomy and physics geared to grade 12 students and younger. Highlights include a giant pachinko style probability device the Davis Planetarium 360 degree theater show Earth in Danger and live Chesapeake Bay creatures. The OPEC Nemesis solar powered car visits July 3 for a two day stop with inventor Bill Williams. Summer hours run Sun Thu 10 6 Fri Sat 10 10 with admission 2.50 adults 1.50 seniors military students and 1 children under 12. Davis Planetarium show 50 cents.
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Maryland science center host shows 250000 volt shock demo
Educational specialist Pete Yancone demonstrates a hair-raising 250000 volt static electricity surge at the Maryland Science Center. He is among many teachers performing daily science demonstrations at the center.
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