Description of a Trip to the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, New Jersey

When I decided where I traveled my science, I knew that the perfect place was the Free Science Center in Jersey City, New Jersey. I knew that I had learned a lot already since I have been there there when I was young. I do not know how much update since last year. There have been many advances in science and technology, and that is wonderful. It was the most amusing thing when I first arrived at the Science Center, even at the age of 19, that I was most surprised. I am overwhelmed, I do not know where I should go. The center is three stories, each with a different floor.

At the first point, I learned some beliefs and customs from various cultures. For example, we believe that the earth rotates around the sun, but there are cultures that the sun believes to rotate around the earth. They have real facts supporting these beliefs, and it is easy to see that both of these points are valid. Is the next exhibition called "health"? Here, I did a genetic game telling me that some of my own physical features are very common among people, some of which are mine. Next I went to the game. Here, I learned that the human genetic structure actually determines skin color. What I think is interesting is how some internal things bring such big changes to the outside. The last exhibition in the gallery was called "prejudice". Here, I saw a model of a slave ship, I was able to stand in a box of the same size as a slave moved by boat. This is a very rare experience for me.

The next level I visited was the health floor. All exhibits relate to human research. The first thing I visited here was "Touch Tunnel". It was a 100 feet perfectly dark tunnel, and I had to get over to see if my touch could lead me. Fortunately, I made it whole. Next, I visited a "problematic arcade". Here you can conduct various exams on health.

The road sign "Nikola Tesla Corner" was recently placed at the corner of 40th Avenue and 6th Avenue in Manhattan. There is a big picture of Tesla in the Statue of Liberty. The free science center in Jersey City, New Jersey scientifically displays spectators' eyes on a daily basis, and the Tesla coil generates 1 million volt electricity. Many books are about Tesla: "Prodigal Genius: Life of Nicolas Tesla of John J. O'Neill" and Margaret Cheney's book Tesla: "Human Time" his reputation made a big contribution. Documentaries "Nicolas Tesla", "Genius World", Nicolas Tesla's Secret) produced by the Tesla Memorial Association and the Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade, BBC Film Master Film Masters are all a wonderful genius praise.

Explanation of the journey to the Liberty Science Center in Jersey, New Jersey When I decided to make a scientific journey, I knew that the ideal place was the free science center in Jersey City, New Jersey. I knew that I had learned a lot already since I have been there there when I was young. I do not know how much update since last year. The executive summary has a great deal of scientific progress. New York Bank was founded in 1784 and is the oldest bank in the United States. This is the first New York bank opened by the British Army a few months after the evacuation of the US land in southern Manhattan. In the meantime, the currency system was complex and incomprehensible. The founder judged that the New York Bank is not a common institution to use the land.

Whether you live in New Jersey or visit this summer, the Liberty Science Center is a relaxing day trip. There are many exhibits in this museum, including infectious relationships, energy exploration, and magical stories. The National Aquarium is an interesting place especially for children who love marine life. They have different marine life and different environments of these creatures. One of the most popular exhibits is the living coast that has a touch pool where children can touch scales and moon jellyfish.