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  • U_05

    Air Pressure

    U_05

    The Bernoulli effect can also be seen in everyday life. For example, when air is blown between two light objects, the air flow accelerates between them, creating low pressure. The objects are therefore drawn towards each other, i.e. the Bernoulli effect brings them closer. The visitor learns about this effect through the experiment tables.

  • MM_01

    Ali Baba’s Farm Story House

    MM_01

    In the setup, the Ali Baba model tells fairy tales to the visitors at 10 minute intervals. Visitors can sit on cushions on the floor and listen to the stories.

  • TB_01

    Anaphormic Mirror

    TB_01

    Anamorphosis is the ability to perceive drawings, photographs, paintings or
    objects that do not appear to have a specific shape
    only by looking at them from a special point of view or with a mirror. When the cylindrical mirror is placed in the center of the table containing the anamorphic picture
    , the image
    is collected on the cylindrical mirror as a result of the reflection of light. The scattered image, which is not
    understood on the table, is clearly
    seen on the mirror. This
    system consisting of a cylindrical mirror and an anamorphic image is called an anamorphic mirror.

  • MM_07

    Animals

    MM_07

    The visitor learns by seeing models of animals living in different ecosystems. The reason why the bird speaks is that some bird species can live in the air, on land and in the sea. The visitor learns this information from the trainer.

  • MM_16

    Ball Pool

    MM_16

    Visitors enter the ball pool and try to find one of the animal bracelets
    among the balls. They can take it and keep it as a souvenir

  • TIP_03

    Brain

    TIP_03

    The visitor learns the part and structure of the brain thanks to the brain model in the middle of the table.He can compete with his friend and also with himself by playing a math game on the touch screen in the left lobe.In the right lobe table, he tries to pass the tool in his hand without touching the wire.If he is better at the game in the left lobe, he has mathematical abilities.If he is better at the game in the right lobe, he has more information, shape and imagination.

  • DM_11

    Bridge Building

    DM_11

    Visitors, alone or with other visitors, build a bridge by connecting the pieces. They can walk across the bridge.

  • U_10

    Build and Launch your Rocket!

    U_10

    The visitor designs his/her model by following the instructions on the rocket building table. Then they place their rocket in the acrylic chamber in the rocket launch unit and launch it. They follow the countdown on the touch screen on the launch unit.

  • DM_01

    Caretta Caretta from waste

    DM_01

    The beaches are one of the important breeding centers of Caretta Carettas. The loggerheads identified with the beaches have been transformed into an iconic sculpture with waste.

  • DM_10

    Compost Area

    DM_10

    On the desktop there are wooden profiles describing the compost types. The user decides which compost type he/she would like to get to know with the guidance questions on the mini screen. The mini screen shows a gif representation of the selection by lifting the profile upwards. When the profile is lifted up to select a compost type, an icon and a short text about that compost type appears on the large screen next to it, and then the user is asked to make a selection with the buttons to build their own compost. Visual support is provided as a hint to the user for their selection on the large screen. After the user builds his/her compost, he/she learns about the processes by seeing the sections of the compost such as day 1, day 7, day 14 on the big screen.

  • TIP_04

    DNA Spiral

    TIP_04

    The DNA helix is a structure that carries genetic information and consists of two chains, which are wound together to form a helix. This structure of the DNA helix ensures the correct transmission of genetic information to cells. The visitor examines the structure of the DNA helix, which rotates with the light play.

  • DM_20

    Floating Stone

    DM_20

    It is a device that keeps the stone in the air with water pressure. Visitors realize the power of water pressure with the floating stone device.

  • MM_09

    How do animals see?

    MM_09

    This is the area where visitors can experience how the animals see. By placing their eyes in the
    holes on the back of the animal heads, they first see the image in normal colors. When they press the button on the side
    they see how that animal sees the same image.

  • TIP_11

    Human Skeleton

    TIP_11

    Bone structure consists of bone, a hard and durable tissue that provides the body’s support system. Bones also perform important functions, such as the production of blood cells, thanks to the bone marrow it contains.The life-size skeleton model introduces the
    bone structures in the human body.

  • MM_03

    Insects

    MM_03

    In the area with 7 different insect species, there are insect graphics such as bee, butterfly, grasshopper, firefly, spider, ladybug, ant.
    It is supported with circular led
    lights around it.

  • DM_18

    Journey of Water

    DM_18

    Visitors transfer water to the mill in the horizontal plane using the circular elevating apparatus, archimedes auger, channels and barriers.Visitors recognize the transfer and driving force of water with the help of different apparatus. Understand the functioning of circular elevating apparatus,
    archimedes auger, channels and barriers

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