Overall, today
was pretty chill. After setting up the dominoes around the Foucault pendulum, I
sat in on a school group show (on the solar system) which happened to include a
couple of observers from the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. (CMSD has
a program, called Inspire, where every second grader in the district visits the
museum; the planetarium has an opportunity to become part of that program –
which would boost attendance and provide some funding.) Afterwards, I did some
more work on my final presentation, sketching out a storyboard and looking up
photographs from NASA and ESA (European Space Agency). The project is coming
along rather nicely, although I’ll have to do some work over the weekend to
make sure that I have enough time to learn how to program the presentation into
the planetarium before the project is over. Now that I have a definite outline
down, though, and a definite topic, work should go much smoother. Anyway, to
conclude the day, my fellow volunteers and I returned to the plants in the
lobby, wiping them down with wet rags to remove a gray film that collects on
the leaves.
Jacob, I love the pendulum at the museum. Remind me, it tells the time is that correct? Also, is this your final project that you are presenting at Hawken, or will you have a separate one at the planetarium?
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