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EDIT: i wish i could edit this and remove astronomy. i see that it is important for everybody to learn all of them.
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So I have a flight with a 11h stay in Houston, and I thought about what to do.
The both from the title came to my mind, but I only can comfortably visit one, which would you go for?
I am also open for alternative suggestions :)
Edit: Thank you all for the insight :) I arrive at IAH and will probably visit the natural science museum ^
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I got tickets for the permanent exhibit & tickets for a planetarium show. The exhibit starts at 12:00 Pm and the planetarium show is at 1:00. Will I be able to go back to the exhibit after the show to continue where I left off? I thought I had gotten tickets for 11:00 but I was wrong. I don’t think I’ll have enough time to see everything in an hour before the show starts. I checked their FAQ but was not able to find an answer for this. Any help is appreciated!
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I'm with the Missouri Institute of Natural Science here in Springfield! We're trying to reach out since not a lot of Springfieldians even know we exist.
We have fossils, minerals, and cave artifacts from our very own Riverbluff Cave. We are also home to Henry the Triceratops, the largest Triceratops ever found! We move things around and add new exhibits all the time, so if you haven't been out to see us in a while, things might look completely different! We even have fossil hunting on site for kids to find crinoids.
Admission is completely free! If you're looking for something to do on a lazy afternoon be sure to stop by!
We are located at: 2327 W Farm Rd 190, Springfield, MO 65810 Hours: Monday-Friday 9-4:30 and Saturday 10-4
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Looking for suggestions for a good casual restaurant near the Houston Museum of Natural Science...and GO!
Just finished this one in about 2 days(5hrs total at most…maybe).
What i learned: How to accurately use the rubric for doing a lab report in WGU.(just use what what the rubric states.
How to conduct a basic experiment, hypothesis,conclusion etc.(my hypothesis is just to accurately point out that salt makes water reach a boiling point slower)
What i should have done:
This class is super simple so…DON’T overthink it.this can be done in a couple hours if you really have the time. I tend to overthink and complicate things, thats why it took me longer!
The lab report is very simple to write, this is probably where most of the time is spent.
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