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COMPLYING WITH THE NEED FOR GREATER TRANSPARENCY TRANSPARENT WOMAN A Talking Transparent Woman is demonstrated daily at the Museum of Science, Boston. Presented by the Mass. Heart Association, it gives a dramatic lesson in body structure and function, showing circulatory and nervous systems and internal organs. The life-size figure was fabricated at the Deutches Gesundheits Museum, Cologne, Germany.

COMPLYING WITH THE NEED FOR GREATER TRANSPARENCY

TRANSPARENT WOMAN

A Talking Transparent Woman is demonstrated daily at the Museum of Science, Boston. Presented by the Mass. Heart Association, it gives a dramatic lesson in body structure and function, showing circulatory and nervous systems and internal organs. The life-size figure was fabricated at the Deutches Gesundheits Museum, Cologne, Germany.

A VALENTINE HEART — VEINS AND ARTERIES INCLUDED THE HUMAN HEART When you walk through this giant replica of the human heart you can watch its principal parts work as they do in your own body and actually hear it throb. MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRYCHICAGO 

A VALENTINE HEART — VEINS AND ARTERIES INCLUDED

THE HUMAN HEART

When you walk through this giant replica of the human heart you can watch its principal parts work as they do in your own body and actually hear it throb.

MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY
CHICAGO 

TEN BADDEST BAD POSTCARDS OF 2011 — #5Your BAD POSTCARDS Blogger Reblogs Ten of his Favorite Postcards of the Year LOUIS PASTEURPotters Wax MuseumSt. Augustine, Florida This is one of my favorite wax museum postcards. I love the arthritic hands. The poor guy can’t bend his fingers enough to get a good grip on the syringe. The taxidermied chinchilla is a nice touch. But Louis isn’t paying attention to what he’s doing. The chilla is getting spiked while Louis is gazing off into space. Not professional. The artist’s laboratory backdrop is kinda cool. Click  HERE to view the original post.

TEN BADDEST BAD POSTCARDS OF 2011 — #5
Your BAD POSTCARDS Blogger Reblogs Ten of his Favorite Postcards of the Year

LOUIS PASTEUR
Potters Wax Museum
St. Augustine, Florida

This is one of my favorite wax museum postcards. I love the arthritic hands. The poor guy can’t bend his fingers enough to get a good grip on the syringe. The taxidermied chinchilla is a nice touch. But Louis isn’t paying attention to what he’s doing. The chilla is getting spiked while Louis is gazing off into space. Not professional. The artist’s laboratory backdrop is kinda cool.

Click  HERE to view the original post.

Today is INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM DAY On BAD POSTCARDS the museum is likely to be wax. Wax museum postcards are the baddest! Here’s one of my favorites. LOUIS PASTEUR (1822-1895)French chemist and bacteriologist, born Dec. 27, 1822. Won his “Bachelier es Lettres” at Royal College of Bessacon, 1840. Pioneered in fermentation research. Developed the first vaccination to control chicken cholera and anthrax. His greatest gift to mankind is the treatment for hydrophobia. On July 6, 1885 after prolonged experiments he inoculated a child who had been badly bitten by an infected dog and the experiment was a success. AN EXHIBIT AT POTTERS WAX MUSEUM, ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA.

Today is INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM DAY

On BAD POSTCARDS the museum is likely to be wax. Wax museum postcards are the baddest! Here’s one of my favorites.

LOUIS PASTEUR (1822-1895)
French chemist and bacteriologist, born Dec. 27, 1822. Won his “Bachelier es Lettres” at Royal College of Bessacon, 1840. Pioneered in fermentation research. Developed the first vaccination to control chicken cholera and anthrax. His greatest gift to mankind is the treatment for hydrophobia. On July 6, 1885 after prolonged experiments he inoculated a child who had been badly bitten by an infected dog and the experiment was a success. AN EXHIBIT AT POTTERS WAX MUSEUM, ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA.

WALK RIGHT THROUGH MY HEART In honor or World Heart Day (September 26) Verso:“SCIENCE MUSEUM OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE: Philadelphia, Penna. Visitors may walk through this giant heart to see how blood is pumped through the body.”

WALK RIGHT THROUGH MY HEART

In honor or World Heart Day (September 26)

Verso:
“SCIENCE MUSEUM OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE: Philadelphia, Penna. Visitors may walk through this giant heart to see how blood is pumped through the body.”

ATOMIC POWER Not really a BAD postcard like the ones we’ve been seeing here… …but perfect to dedicate to FAKE SCIENCE. Here are the facts: “Today, the investor-owned power and light companies are participating in seventeen atomic power plant projects, either in operation, under construction or in various stages of planning.” You can accept that, OR you can skip over to FAKE SCIENCE, “for when the facts are too confusing!”

ATOMIC POWER

Not really a BAD postcard like the ones we’ve been seeing here…

…but perfect to dedicate to FAKE SCIENCE.

Here are the facts: “Today, the investor-owned power and light companies are participating in seventeen atomic power plant projects, either in operation, under construction or in various stages of planning.”

You can accept that, OR you can skip over to FAKE SCIENCE, “for when the facts are too confusing!”