본문 바로가기 주메뉴 바로가기

Exhibition Hall B

Exhibitions>Exhibition Hall B

Network, Connections Between Elements

The world is interconnected in a complex manner. This hall helps you comprehensively understand case studies and scientific principles from a wide range of complicated systems, such as transportation systems, neural networks, information networks, and the stars and universe.




  1. 1 How is the world connected?
  2. 2 What is the basic unit of the scientific alphabet?
    (1) Length
  3. 3 What is the basic unit of the scientific alphabet?
    (2) Time
  4. 4 What is the basic unit of the scientific alphabet?
    (3) Mass
  5. 5 What is the basic unit of the scientific alphabet?
    (4) Current
  6. 6 What is the basic unit of the scientific alphabet?
    (5) Temperature
  7. 7 What is the basic unit of the scientific alphabet?
    (6) Mole
  8. 8 What is the basic unit of the scientific alphabet?
    (7) Luminous intensity
  9. 9 What happens when you multiply or divide the basic unit? (1) Pixel
  10. 10 What happens when you multiply or divide the basic unit? (2) Sievert
  11. 11 How do subway trains move?
  12. 12 How do planes fly?
  13. 13 How is the complicated transportation system connected?
    (1) All about the subway
  14. 14 How is the complicated transportation system connected?
    (2) Finding shortcuts using math
  15. 15 How is the complicated transportation system connected?
    (3) Airplane flight paths
  16. 16 How is the speed of a car measured?
  17. 17 How does a transportation card hold and deliver information?
  18. 18 Does having a larger brain mean that you are smarter?
  19. 19 What is happening inside my head?
  20. 20 How does the human body react to stimulation?
  21. 21 How do people concentrate? (Brainwave experience)
  22. 22 What involuntary actions happen inside your body?
  23. 23 What happens when you move the figure on the coordinate plane?
  24. 24 How do you calculate land area?
  25. 25 How can you see stars that are far away?
  26. 26 Are you faster than a chimpanzee?
  27. 27 What frequencies can you hear?
  28. 28 How did people observe the sky during the Joseon Period?
  29. 29 “Curiosity Rover” and the exploration of Mars
  30. 30 Why do people get motion sickness?
  31. 31 Are the colors we see real?
  32. 32 Can we split and combine light?
  33. 33 Why don’t bicycles fall over?
  34. 35 Mars fashion
  35. 36 Shedding new light on Galileo
  36. 37 Which part of your body does the seeing? Your eyes or your brain?
  37. 38 How did Eratosthenes measure the size of the Earth?
  38. 39 Dancing decalcomanie
  39. 40 Where will the metal bead fall?
  40. 41 How do you draw a conic section?
  41. 42 How does the disc move in an oval?
  42. 43 Can light change the expression?
  43. 44 VR healing zone
  44. 45 MR zone
  45. 46 Run Out: How is speed detected?
  46. 48 Information desk
  47. 49 Today’s event
  48. 50 3D space, “The first L-shaped screen in Korea”
B전시실