Wednesday, March 24, 2010
MSI: The Science of Storms
abc7chicago.com: "Be blown away by a 40-foot tornado swirling before you. See bolts of lightning crack over your head. Trigger an avalanche. Unleash a tsunami wave. It's all possible beginning March 18, 2010, as the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago (MSI) unveils Science Storms, an unprecedented and dramatic permanent exhibit in newly-named Allstate Court that reveals the extraordinary science behind some of nature's most powerful and compelling phenomena-tornados, lightning, fire, tsunamis, sunlight, avalanches and atoms in motion."
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If technology like this becomes more and more widespread, then pretty soon, performances, may be able to have some of this technology instead of just large-scale amusement parks. Incorporating the sense of touch to a performance really enhances the imprint that it has on our memory. Recreating nature like this would be as Oscar Wilde thought and we really would be making life itself a work of art.
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