Learn The Secrets Of The Masters of Illusion At The Science Circus

Are you fond of watching magic shows ? We all are and it’s sad that there aren’t quite so many shows or tv programs which are of this kind already. But more than watching magicians, my family enjoys watching the tricks of how magicians do it. There was a TV Show in Channel 5, if I remember it correctly, which unveils how some magicians pull out their tricks. It’s fun knowing their secrets and how they look real when you watch them.

Here’s one show our whole family loves to watch, knowing the biggest secrets of some magicians.

The Mind Museum, our favorite museum to visit, will be having a traveling exhibit which will open this October 28 and it will be more about learning the secrets of magic which happens in our daily lives. We are very curious of the activities they will have for the kids. Their previous exhibit,
The Mind Museum’s Dino Play : Explore The World Of Dinosaurs , was a huge hit and I’m sure the upcoming Science Circus will be much more creative.

To give us an idea of Science Circus: Step Right Up! exhibition, The Mind Museum provided us some model photos of what they are building. It will be a colorful exhibit with different areas to explore.

The Mind Museum provided snippets of what these areas will be like:

Ring One, or Deception Perception is a menagerie of exhibits that will prompt you to question whether to see is to believe. Can you always trust your senses? Is what you see as real as it seems? Can your brain produce motion where there is none? Your first venture into the Circus will unveil the “blindness” of your mind’s eye.

Ring Two highlights Pieces of Incredible Engineering, where guests can engage their minds in puzzles and relish how math and art come together. This central area is animated by simple machines, and engages guests in activities that evoke their inner engineer.

Ring Three is Encounters with the Masters, where guests can interact with and learn the secrets of the Masters of Illusion. They can take on the challenges posed by each Master, and discover how our brains can be ensnared by smoke and mirrors.

*The Mind Museum’s traveling exhibition Science Circus will be on display in the Museum for a limited run, until January 31, 2017 only. The exhibition aims to travel to cities and provinces around the country as part of The Mind Museum’s mission to bring science closer to the general public.