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Boston's Star Wars Science Lesson

Where: Science Park [map], Boston, ma, United States, 02114
October 25, 2005 at 12:47 PM | by | Comment (1)


If you're a Star Wars junkie, head to Boston on Thursday for the opening of the Museum of Science's latest-"Star Wars-Where Science Meets Imagination." It sounds like an excuse to get all things Star Wars in one place under the guise of education.

Luke's "Landspeeder" will be on hand to demonstrate lessons in gravity and androids and Anakin's prosthetic right hand from Episode III will be there to display advances in robotics. There will also be over 80 props there from all the films. Might be time for a "field trip"....

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Count me in...

I will be there with lightsaber on, or something equally as dorky.

Went over there a couple Saturdays ago thinking the Star Wars exhibit was already a go--had to stare at that lunar space ship thing for zillionth time.

Will report back in a couple of weeks.

markj on October 25, 2005 at 3:44 PM #Permalink

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