r/interesting • u/MrTacocaT12345 • 18h ago
SCIENCE & TECH The Hydroplis Science Center in Wroclaw, Poland is dedicated to the study of water and features interactive exhibits such as this fountain.
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u/Truhmpza_Cuhnt 18h ago
They've gotta be able to program some awesome spooky ghosts around Halloween. 👻
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u/allmybreath 16h ago
There is a door. Enter the door.
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u/veduchyi 11h ago
When you approach the door, the waterfall section next to it gets disabled so you can enter. But much interesting experience is to guess timing and trybpassing the waterfall when it briefly stops (I tried 😉) or jump through the round hole for the most advanced (if possible at all)
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u/Appl3B3rryCh3rry 18h ago
During medieval ages, they would be place at the stake for practising witchcraft.
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u/MidnightFlirttt 16h ago
All that budget and engineering just for tourists to walk through it twice, get their sleeves wet, and film an Instagram story.
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u/veduchyi 11h ago
So what’s bad in it? This place in quite popular and I enjoyed my time there as well. Plus, as a museum it serves an educational purpose - not only entertainment
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