looking out over the waters of False Creek from the former athletes village
for the 2010 Winter Olympics across to downtown Vancouver and BC Place Stadium
outside is a question mark shaped sculpture known as choice and another outdoor sculpture
is this t-rex made out of recycled materials but that's not why we're here we're gonna go inside
you know I love a good illusion here in front of me is the paradox
box that looks pretty normal or does it?
here's some balancing rings why won't they fall press
the button to find out ... oh they're attached
over here we have some anamorphic illusions we've got these spheres with a distorted
image but when we wrap it around the cylinder there it is looks like a velociraptor right
there there's that a t-rex we saw this one at the Museum of illusion this is the street
stick that passes through a hole and if you like illusions you can check out our visit
to museum of illusions click the link right up above let's step inside the Body Works gallery
this is the most realistic version of operation I've ever seen fortunately
I always seem to hit the sides and buzz the buzzer
This is interesting they have a heart drum It says "do you have the heart to beat the
drum" looks like I just placed my hands on here and then it's going to bang the drum
some models the different organs I'm gonna say those are lungs
if I only had a heart these are either very realistic models or not models
that's a gallbladder and a pancreas
and here's some samples of the intestines is small in the large intestine like leather
and there's a brain here's the station that shows you what you look like when
you get older I have to give this a try I can't wait there's the after picture
before and after before and after that shows me what I'll look like
it's 70 now I just need one of these that'll de-age me
let's head into the Eureka gallery an exploration of sight sound and touch
here we can actually see sound
this station where you could control the wall
let's see if we can actually get it to navigate through the hoop
and it's a Lego feature exhibit at Science Group right now is towers of tomorrow with
Lego bricks in this gallery they've got a collection of large skyrise towers built
out of Lego blocks this exhibit reminds me a lot of the Gulliver's miniature world
in New York cross with Legoland here we have the Sears Tower from Chicago
there's a number of build stations set up so you can build your own Lego tower here's
a one two hundredth scale model of Toronto with CN tower complete with the ufo-shaped
observation deck up top and a one two hundred scale model of the Shanghai Tower which took
over 100,000 Lego blocks to construct and this is the barge to buy the tallest
skyscraper in the world this building was too tall to design in their workshops they
actually had to build it in five different sections before assembling it is one building
the science nature gallery
we have some beautiful animals here and as well it shows skeletons
here's a giant beaver statue right outside his giant beaver dam that you
can climb right in in dinosaur skeletons shows the inside of a pterosaur here we
go this is cool just this lease skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus Rex
that is always one of the coolest looking dinosaur skeletons let's see we've got a
color wall called halo it says control the illusion of motions give the struck
first of all let's try color let's see what we can do here okay see some green
seeping in just play with the delay here oh oh there we go that's kind of cool
and this is very cool this is something that not everybody is able to do we're
up on top of the green space on top of science world's route right under the illuminated dome
let's see what's going on over at the science show you two are going to be very happy that
you're here and not over there just everybody feel ready for our very last demonstration to
send you your final okay let's get a huge count down from five please everybody
we want to create as much potential energy as we can by bringing this as low back down as you
can all right so we're gonna aim for the two pillars on the second floor so let's get this
much potential energy in three two one let's go all right that's it for today from science
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