Orlando Science Center New Exhibit: The Science of Guinness World Records
Orlando Science Center New Exhibit: The Science of Guinness World Records – The Science of Guinness World Records is opening on Saturday, May 25 at Orlando Science Center for a limited engagement. This traveling exhibition promises to reveal the secrets behind some of the most astonishing GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ to ever be set.
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What:
Developed over two years by Science North, this exhibition will challenge visitors to reconsider their preconceptions about what’s possible and what they themselves can achieve. This exhibit is presented locally by Nemours Children’s Hospital, Florida. It will be open to the public on Saturday at 12 p.m., following an exclusive preview for Science Center members.
“The exhibition was really inspired by the success of The Science of Ripley’s Believe It Or Not,” said Guy Labine, Chief Executive Officer of Science North. “We’ve seen firsthand that people all over the world are hungry to be challenged, to be wowed, to expand their ideas about what human beings can actually do. We knew almost immediately that we were onto something big.”
Certain to be an experience to remember for a lifetime, The Science of Guinness World Records will leave visitors astonished as they discover exactly what goes into accomplishing the seemingly impossible. How does one develop the ability to do 36 consecutive pull-ups, using only their pinky fingers? What does it take for someone to create the world’s smallest stop motion film? What possesses someone to learn how to solve not one but three Rubik’s Cubes simultaneously? The Science of Guinness World Records is co-produced by Science North, one of Canada’s largest and most respected science centers, and Ripley’s Entertainment, the entertainment and edutainment company founded by the great Robert Ripley.
“Our record holders are simply the most incredible people you’re ever going to meet,” says John Corcoran, Director, Traveling Shows & Guinness World Records Attraction Development. “They defy belief, and they often seem to defy physics and the nature of spacetime itself. But of course, what they’re really defying is our limited sense of what a person can do with enough time, enough practice, and enough dedication.”
The goal of this exhibit is to show people that as shocking as these accomplishments are, it’s not magic. It’s science. If one person can achieve the incredible, so can you. The Science of Guinness World Records wants to inspire people of all ages to throw out their limiting beliefs and push themselves to achieve what the world tells them is impossible.
Where and When:
Begins Saturday, May 25 at Orlando Science Center for a limited engagement
Cost:
This exhibit is included with admission, which is FREE for members, $29.99 for adults, $22.99 for youth (ages 2 – 11) and free for children under age 2. Tickets include access to all four floors of exhibits, giant-screen and 3D educational films, and live demonstrations and shows. Save on the price of admission and expedite your entry when you buy online!
More Details:
If you have an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) or WIC card with a State issued photo ID matching the name and state as the card, you qualify for a $3 admission per person for up to six individuals through our Science for All initiative.
More Information:
For tickets and more information, please visit www.osc.org.
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