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Hello Buccaneers, this is our Utah series.
In this episode we will be visiting the state capitol, an art museum, a science museum, and a planetarium.
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We are at the Utah State Capitol. This is the house of government for the state of Utah
How come we didn't have to go through a metal detector coming in?
the Capitol was built between 1912 and 1916.
The ceiling is very pretty. There are many sculptures here relating to Utah's history and heritage.
The building was added to the national register of historic places in 1978.
Lastly I'm looking into the Chamber of the Supreme Court.
We had so much fun here. Learn more at utahstatecapitol.utah.gov.
We're at Utah Museum of Contemporary Art.
Established in 193, this is Utah's only contemporary art museum.
Come on. Let's go check out the exhibits.
Why are there so many umbrellas on the floor?
Now we're going to look at some art created by children
Lastly, we're looking at some creepy skeletons.
We had so much fun here. Please visit utahmoca.org for more information.
We are The Leonardo.
Opened in 2011, this museum fuses science, technology, and art in experiences that inspire creativity and innovation.
First we're going to check out an exhibit called Leonardo Da Vinci's Dream: Flight.
We're back in time watching the moon landing.
Now I'm gonna play with this flight simulator.
Up, up, and whoa!
Oh no. I'm losing control
Next, I'm creating a stop-motion animation.
And here's my movie.
I am playing with a green-screen to make my body disappear.
My head is floating in space.
Now we're going inside an airplane and Brother is sliding down the tube.
Next we're checking out the section where everything's made of cardboard.
Let's play a game of ping pong.
Lastly, Perception the Illusion of Reality exhibit.
Ouch, this is just a painting!
We had so much fun here. Purchase your tickets at theleonardo.org.
We're at the Clark Planetarium.
Open in 2003, this museum features 10,000 square feet of free exhibits on space and science.
First Brother and I are playing at the tornado exhibit.
This is the second largest meteorite west of the Mississippi.
There are many fun interactive displays here.
Brother, you're messing up the fabric of space and time.
I am shooting electricity out of my hands.
What? Another tornado machine?
This looks like volcano erupting.
I am moving a blackhole with my hand to make stuff disappear.
Next we're playing with Newton's Daydream, an audio kinetic sculpture.
Brother is very into this.
Now we're visiting Mars, the red planet.
Brother and I are programming these robotic explorers to make them move.
Oh, no, his rover is stuck!
I am touching these pads to make my hands hot and cold so that I can see them in the thermal camera.
Lastly we are watching the show at the Hansen Dome Theater.
First. We are going to learn about the solar eclipse.
Now we're watching Black Holes, a 3D digital journey into the mystical and enigmatic black hole.
We had so much fun here. Learn more at slco.org/clarke-planetarium.
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