In
case you missed the earlier article about the recently ‘de-extincted’ breed, the Dire Wolf, you can read about it here.
As promised in the earlier article, the observations and documentation from the
recent visit to the Heuraka science museum will be explained in this piece and
will be accompanied by images taken from the exhibition center.
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| The Heureka museum |
On Easter Monday, April 21, I was at the Heuraka museum located in Vantaa,
while at the event center, I saw some of the most impeccable innovations such
as the model concept of electricity, the planetarium (also, fabricated
firmaments), and the makeshift zoo for several extinct animals such as the
woolly mammoth, Hippidion, Sabre-tooth cat and other mysterious animals that we
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| The exterior part of Heureka |
Interestingly, an instructor or facilitator at the museum mentioned that
scientists are looking to de-extinct the aforementioned animals.
According to Time Magazine (as documented in the previous article on the Dire Wolf), the dire wolf isn’t the only animal that Colossal, which was founded in 2021
and currently employs 130 scientists, wants to bring back. Also on their
de-extinction wish list are the woolly mammoth, the dodo, and the thylacine, or
Tasmanian tiger. Already, in March, the company surprised the science community
with the news that it had copied mammoth DNA to create a woolly mammoth, a
chimeric critter with the long, golden coat and the accelerated fat metabolism
of the mammoth.
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| Interior part of Heureka Museum |
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| as the globe spins |
The recent visit helped me to understand the concept of biotechnology, science, and other interesting inventions. Also, several of the experiments and revelations made me question what the future of the human race hold as science continues to extend what the average mind can comprehend.
Besides the science and technological innovation that was displayed at the musuem, it is only ideal to acknowledge the impressive game development that was inspired by the stratosphere and planet in itself.
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| An experiment being carried out |
See more photos below. |
The statue of Albert Einstein
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An Helsinki wallpaper
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| description of a polar bear |
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Polar Bear
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Engineering design
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Architectural Design model
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Description of electricity
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the moon
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Elephant (front), Hippidion (animal by the side)
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Toxodon
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Description of the extinct breed, Toxodon
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In the next article, we would be discussing more about the '
Revealing Shadows' as a new form of art.
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Revealing Shadows
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In the end, the Heureka museum is a good place to be, i recommend it.
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