The Amazing Human Body Exhibition
March 20th 2007 04:26
Category: Non-Events
Now on at the Entertainment Quarter in Moore Park is the Amazing Human Body Exhibition - an amazing feature on the complexity and intricacy of the human body.
The Amazing Human Body, is an educational exhibit that is intended to provide audiences with a unique and educational perspective on the inner working of the human body by viewing real human specimens, preserved through a method called "plastination".
The specimens are dry and odourless, and remain unchanged for a virtually unlimited amount of time, making them truly accessible. These characteristics lend plastinated specimens inestimable value both for training prospective doctors and for educating non-professionals in the field of medicine.
The exhibition presents approximate 400 real human specimens, including 18 whole bodies and individual organs.
Audiences can learn how their own bodies are constructed as they walk through the exhibition, starting with the human skeleton and the way muscles are structured, on to the intestines and special specimens on the nerves and blood vessels, all the way to the way a baby develops in the uterus. There are also specimens that show the effects of disease such as a heart attack or cancer.
It can teach children about human physiology and help adults learn how to lead healthier lives. Additional, the exhibit also allows for audiences to better understand diseases, including cancer, high blood pressure, the effects of smoking and the use of artificial supports such as knees and hips.
When?
Now until Monday, 11 June 2007
Where?
Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park.
How much?
Adult $23
Concession $19
Children $15
Family $65
For more information, visit the Amazing Human Body exhibition website at:
Really Long Link
For tickets, visit Ticketek
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Comment by JohnDoe
Film & TV on DVD
Comment by Joel Fortune
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Comment by charles
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JohnDoe: This exhibition would definitely be worth your while. Thanks for the heads up on the DVD.
Joel Fortune: Yep, the same exhibition was in Sydney in Feb last year. And you have until June 11th to find time to go see it!
Thanks for the comments everyone!
Charles.
Comment by katyzzz
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MS Paint Art
Great, just my cup of tea!
You mean I have to pay? Oh, dear!
katyzzz
Comment by charles
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But apparently for those that went, it was worth every penny.
Charles.
Comment by Scarlett
Dessert
Comment by charles
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Thanks for stopping by.
Charles.