by Why Science Museums Might Be the Funniest Part of Your Week
Science museums are the only places where you can learn about black holes, touch a sheep brain, and get electrocuted for fun–all before lunch. You enter wide-eyed and leave slightly radioactive. The planetarium show is narrated by a man who sounds like he’s trying to seduce Saturn. Kids press every button on every exhibit until something breaks. The Van de Graaff generator turns everyone into anime. Someone licks the geology rock and pretends it was “part of the experience.” Science museums: where fun, facts, and mild chaos collide gloriously.
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