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In repertory to That Physics Show and That Chemistry Show, Denny Daniel brings his interactive demonstration/exhibition of antiques and inventions, presented in association with “The Museum of Interesting Things” , inspiring innovation and creativity to schools, libraries, and other community venues.
The show will trace the history of inventions from 1850 to the present and includes hands-on demonstrations of the first sound recordings, early projections and film, steam engines, telephones, ingenious toys and a multitude of other electric, electronic and mechanical inventions that have led to our current world
Heralded in the NY Times, appeared on the History Channel, The Science Channel, NY1 News & PBS as well as over 20 publications and presented at 4 TEDx talks. Daniel, a New York University graduate, teaches through touch and feel allowing participants to actually interact with historical items and learn from the past to invent a better future
The show will trace the history of inventions from 1850 to the present and includes hands-on demonstrations of the first sound recordings, early projections and film, steam engines, telephones, ingenious toys and a multitude of other electric, electronic and mechanical inventions that have led to our current world
Heralded in the NY Times, appeared on the History Channel, The Science Channel, NY1 News & PBS as well as over 20 publications and presented at 4 TEDx talks. Daniel, a New York University graduate, teaches through touch and feel allowing participants to actually interact with historical items and learn from the past to invent a better future
Age Guidance: 10
Show Notes: No Intermission
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Plays in repertory with That Physics Show and That Chemistry Show
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Denny Daniel
