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Fun experiments to try at home or school

The Ultimate "Twitch" Game There are spare robot parts all over the Museum. It's the job of Twitch to go and collect them. It won't be easy, and that's the problem: our adorable-but-lazy friend likes things easier. It's up to you and Twitch to use found objects to create simple machines, devices that will help him solve challenges with a minimum of force, collect the parts and stay out of trouble.

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Learn how to find your way around the night sky. We'll show you how to spot stars, planets, galaxies and more with the naked eye. Take our winter tour that features August constellations, or our summer tour designed for January, February or March. Or visit the site each month to download an easy-to-follow sky map and make up your own tour. Indigenous constellation