Thursday, March 30, 2006

Deutsches Museum (4 March 2006)

The Deutsches Museum literally puts any museum in Singapore to shame. Situated along Isartor (River Isar), the Deutsches Museum was founded in 1903 upon an island donated by the City of Munich. It's full English name is the "German Museum for Masterpieces of Natural Science and Technology". It has a large collection of vehicles, trains, models, aircraft and even spacecraft. Walking around the whole place takes at least one full day, so it is a good thing that not all descriptions are in English.

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The Isartor during winter

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Yes, an entire ship...

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Even entire aircraft...

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So what's a Boeing 747 engine compared to those?

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An actual Soyuz space capsule

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A Nazi-German V2 rocket, the pioneer of missle technology

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The cockpit of a cargo plane

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Aviation fanatics should recognise the name on the plane's wing

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A Martin Baker ejection seat

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Actual spacesuits

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Space food... Don't look so appetising though

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Model of The Space Shuttle

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Model of Mir Space Station

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I don't think they use these to print out papers anymore...

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Or make our clothes using this, right?

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A glassmaking demonstration

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And I thought my breadboard was tough to wire

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Cool eh? :D

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Someone get me a clock like this!!!

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Model of an ancient telescope

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Model of a bridge

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This reminds me of the dreaded Statics & Mechanics modules in Yr 1

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Looking through the truss bridge

You can explore more on your own.

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