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- The Giant Heart exhibit, originally called the "Engine of Life" exhibit, is one of the most popular and notable exhibits at the Franklin Institute.
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- For more than half a century, walking through the Giant Heart has been a rite of passage for children in Philadelphia.
- At 28-feet wide and 18-feet high, the Giant Heart is big enough to fit into a 220-foot tall person.
- The visual of the Giant Heart is created through seven high-resolution projectors that utilize two layers of video, one viewed through the other.
- The Giant Heart is one among many superlatives at the Franklin Institute, admittedly an old, sentimental favorite now surrounded by fancy interactive exhibits.
- Towards this direction, the "Giant Heart" initiative implements targeted actions of contribution that bring significant positive change to our society...
- 10 and 12 Giant's Hearts are your long-term goals. ... 1st Giant's Heart should be a no brainer, as the Tortoyk Quest should be done by everyone.
- More than 30 million people have learned what their heart looks and sounds like while walking through the chambers of the Giant Heart.
- Visiting the Giant Heart at The Franklin Institute is a rite of passage for school children in the Greater Philadelphia area...
The Giant Heart
Выставка в Институте Франклина
Краткая информация
Выставка, первоначально называвшаяся "Двигатель жизни", является одной из самых популярных и заметных в Институте Франклина. Построенная в 1953 году, экспозиция имеет высоту примерно в два этажа и 35 футов в диаметре. Проходная экспозиция позволяет посетителям исследовать различные области сердца.