LA SCIENCE!! Center (Part 1)
Jan. 8th, 2013 08:33 amThis actually happened on the Friday after Thanksgiving, but I have been lazy and not posted about it. So now I am posting about it.
On that Friday, my family went in to LA, to go to the Science Center. It is interesting because it is a whole complex of museums, centered around a common, underground parking structure. We only visited the science museum, but it would take quite a lot of time to go through all of them. Perhaps I will go back and go to the cultural museum, which looked interesting, or the natural history museum, which I have no doubt takes advantage of LA's La Brea tar pits to get dead post-dinosaur pre-human things.
Anyway. We got tickets to two exhibits: the space shuttle Endeavour, and the Cleopatra exhibit. It was in that order, and if I had the day to do again I'd give myself more than an hour between the two, because the Endeavour definitely deserved more time.
( Endeavour )
So that was the Endeavour. If you happen to be in this part of the world, or a different part of the world that also has a retired shuttle, I high recommend you go see it. It's worth it.
Just give yourself a whole lot longer than an hour.
On that Friday, my family went in to LA, to go to the Science Center. It is interesting because it is a whole complex of museums, centered around a common, underground parking structure. We only visited the science museum, but it would take quite a lot of time to go through all of them. Perhaps I will go back and go to the cultural museum, which looked interesting, or the natural history museum, which I have no doubt takes advantage of LA's La Brea tar pits to get dead post-dinosaur pre-human things.
Anyway. We got tickets to two exhibits: the space shuttle Endeavour, and the Cleopatra exhibit. It was in that order, and if I had the day to do again I'd give myself more than an hour between the two, because the Endeavour definitely deserved more time.
( Endeavour )
So that was the Endeavour. If you happen to be in this part of the world, or a different part of the world that also has a retired shuttle, I high recommend you go see it. It's worth it.
Just give yourself a whole lot longer than an hour.