Posts Tagged ‘energy’

Children’s Discovery Museum, San Jose, California, US

Children’s Discovery Museum, San Jose, California, US

The Children’s Discovery Museum is a brilliant find for parents looking for educational ways to amuse their children. [Read More]

PROMES Solar Furnace, Odeillo, France

PROMES Solar Furnace, Odeillo, France

The PROMES solar furnace is incredibly simple and incredibly effective — an enormous parabolic reflector that concentrates the region’s ample sunlight into a 1000 kW flux. [Read More]

Scienceworks, Melbourne, Australia

Scienceworks, Melbourne, Australia

Scienceworks bridges the gap between the old and the new, housed on a purpose-built site next to the historic Spotswood Pumping Station in Melbourne. [Read More]

The Geysers, California, United States

The Geysers, California, United States

The Geysers power plant is an awesome example of science meeting innovation for a great cause –  a huge geothermal power plant that generates electricity in an environmentally-responsible way. [Read More]

The Beckton Alps, London, United Kingdom

The Beckton Alps, London, United Kingdom

The Beckton Gas Works were once the largest gas works in the world — and they left an unusual legacy. [Read More]

Limehouse Accumulator Tower, London, United Kingdom

Limehouse Accumulator Tower, London, United Kingdom

The Limehouse Accumulator Tower is an example of the engineering genius that was at work in Victorian Britain — and for long afterwards. [Read More]

London Teleport, London, United Kingdom

London Teleport, London, United Kingdom

London’s first teleport was built by British Telecom and is still visible and functioning, although it’s now owned by another firm. [Read More]

Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, United States

Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, United States

Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry is one of the largest such museums in the world — its collection spans 35,000 artifacts and 14 acres of hands-on exhibits. [Read More]

Strata SE1, London, United Kingdom

Strata SE1, London, United Kingdom

At first glance, this modern-looking block is just a funny shaped building in the middle of an unglamorous area — but peer closer at its razor-like design and you can see that some science and engineering ingenuity has gone into it. [Read More]

Battersea Power Station, London, United Kingdom

Battersea Power Station, London, United Kingdom

Battersea Power Station is one of London’s best known industrial and cultural landmarks. [Read More]

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Queen Street Mill Textile Museum, Burnley, United Kingdom

Queen Street Mill Textile Museum, Burnley, United Kingdom

Queen Street Mill is the believed to be the last steam driven weaving shed in Europe, if not the world. [Read More]

Hendrichs Drop Forge, Solingen, Germany

Hendrichs Drop Forge, Solingen, Germany

The Hendrichs Drop Forge in Solingen is around 120 years old — until it ceased production in 1986 scissors were [Read More]

Detroit Science Center, Michigan, United States

Detroit Science Center, Michigan, United States

Filled with interactive exhibits, the Detroit Science Center is a great day out for anyone interested in engineering, [Read More]

Textilfabrik Cromford, Ratingen, Germany

Textilfabrik Cromford, Ratingen, Germany

The museum takes visitors on a journey along the production stages from cotton to yarn. [Read More]

Cartoon Art Museum, San Francisco, California, US

Cartoon Art Museum, San Francisco, California, US

The Cartoon Art Museum holds artifacts that represent the history and contemporary development of cartoons, [Read More]

US iPhone App

Science Days Out, a great guide for the whole family, is now available for the iPhone. To download it visit: http://www.sciencedaysout.com

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