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Where do bees go on their day off? To the wax museum
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by Janet Spencer Taking a trip but not sure where to go? Tidbits has some suggestions for you. Read on!
SCIENCE & INVENTION
• In Baltimore, MD visit the Mount Vernon Museum of Incandescent Lighting. Highlights (pun intended) include the largest bulb ever made, throwing out 50,000 watts. It was manufactured to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Thomas Edison’s discovery and could only be lit for 30 seconds at a time before overheating. It sits next to the smallest bulb ever made, which is the size of a pin point. Bulbs this tiny are still used in surgery and to inspect missile parts. The museum also boasts a cockpit bulb from the Enola Gay- the plane that dropped the bomb on Japan; a bulb from the Statue of Liberty’s original torch; and about 8,000 other lightbulbs of historical significance, including some of Edison’s early prototypes. What a bright idea! • In North Canton, Ohio, visit the Hoover Historical Center and see over 100 different models of vacuums. There’s the 1956 Walk-on-Air model which was lifted on its own exhaust and floated behind the user, a selection of early models which weighed over 100 lbs, and the computerized French model which understands four languages. (cont’d next page)
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