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By adamg - 5/3/09 - 10:33 pm

Steve Nadis explains how he came by to move Mars today.

By adamg - 2/21/09 - 11:32 pm

Of course, you can't watch this Museum of Science ad without also watching this New England Aquarium commercial.

By adamg - 10/5/08 - 11:34 am

Is under the influence of some mind-altering drug, Erin suggests:

... At this point, the whole "Dark Side" mythos is so overblown that I can't hear a note of it without being thrown back into some cliche college legend - probably one involving scag weed and "The Wizard of Oz". Sitting in the planetarium, head craned back and neck cramping from the angle, I was acutely aware that if I'd done this years earlier I would have had the good sense to enjoy it in a much more fitting manner. ...

By adamg - 9/12/08 - 8:28 am

Brian McFadden has a couple of naming suggestions that could go a long way toward bringing back excitement to the museum.

By adamg - 8/11/08 - 8:54 am

Jeff Egnaczyk frets.

By adamg - 7/10/08 - 1:06 pm

Seven altogether; goes before the Boston Zoning Board of Appeal on July 29 for a variance.

Via John Keith.

By adamg - 1/12/07 - 2:16 pm

La Diabla says good bye to Bradford Washburn, who built the Museum of Science:

... Thank you for creating my all-time favorite place to be in this town. I think I'll spend an afternoon in your Theatre of Electricity, under the electric glow of your Van Der Graff generator this weekend.

By adamg - 10/15/06 - 9:45 pm

Dave Copeland went to the Body Worlds exhibit at the MoS, explains why he wouldn't go again:

... Some of the full figured models -- particularly the ones where hair and fingernails were preserved or where the person's facial features were still readily identifiable -- were disturbing. To me, at least. Again, I'm squeamish.

By adamg - 9/12/06 - 10:19 am

Beth describes her epiphany while at the Museum of Science plasticized-body show.

By adamg - 8/9/06 - 5:02 pm

Beth rises to the defense of Bodyworlds, that exhibit at the Museum of Science consisting of "plastinated" bodies, against what she calls the self-appointed morality police:

By adamg - 8/8/06 - 9:07 am

Stop Bodyworlds is a site trying to get the Museum of Science to shut down its exhibit of "plastinated" dead people.

Via Geoff Edgers.

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