The Bloomfield Science Museum presents "Traces of Light": a new exhibit with active displays that encourage visitors to explore an innovative new technology for writing with light using colorful light rays. The exhibit is designed as an urban area with a market square, central clock, coffee shops, cinema, and urban lake. Visitors are invited to draw on the graffiti wall, shoot stars towards the sky, sit in the coffee shop and activate light pendulums, create animated films, pedal along the streets on bikes with light brushes, or leave traces in the shape of fish in the lake. All of the activities are made possible by the innovative technique of drawing with light that gradually disappear, leaving the active displays blank and ready for the next visitor.
In addition, there will be a creative workshop in which kids will create a diffraction of light card. Diffraction of light separates light into a spectrum of colors. When diffraction is used to look at white light, a spectacular sight is revealed of the rainbow spectrum. The workshop is led by experienced professional staff.
"Traces of Light" image by Tomer Applebaum for the Bloomfield Science Museum.
Monday to Thursday 10:00 to 18:00; Friday 10:00 to 14:00; Saturday 10:00 to 15:00; Sundays closed
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