Experimentarium. March 2018.

In Denmark, Easter is a public holiday. Most people have off Thursday, Friday, and Monday. So we took advantage of Andy being off Thursday and went to the Experimentarium in Hellerup (just north of us.) They have a bunch of different exhibitions. It was very fun and vey impressive.

The Port. The balls represent various goods and simulate global trade. The kids have to load their ship with the proper goods (balls) and transport to the correct warehouse. In turn, they return with separate goods (different color balls.) The exhibit also uses a huge ball run, acting as trains and airplanes. It was a little confusing at the beginning, but the kids caught on quick.

Playing at the Beach exhibit- building damns, fighting tides, trying to lift (save) a plastic man.

Very intently, using the blowers to get the beach ball through the hoop in Circus Physicus.

Snack time.

The Nurse in me was very intrigued with the catheter/ostomy section. It was part of the “Under Your Skin” exhibit.

Also part of this exhibit was this cool machine. It reads your heart rate, and simulates the aorta pumping blood through your body.

On to Andy’s favorite part, the heat sensitive camera.

The Bubblearium.

Just keeping it real. Not always fun and games here. Her recovery game was strong though.

Master of the Labyrinth of Light exhibit.

We had a great time today.

xoxo-sk