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Tiny Worlds, Big Fun with oneminmicro

  • - (AEST)
  • Jervis Bay Maritime Museum
    11 Dent Street, Huskisson NSW 2540, Australia

Join TikTok Science phenomenon, Dr Walt Carroll from oneminmicro as he delves into our micro natural world – analysing everything from bird feathers to beetle larvae, making tiny details and creatures a big deal!

Join this interactive presentation as we discover micro details with live microscopic demonstrations. Fun for the whole family!

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Jervis Bay Maritime Museum

11 Dent Street, Huskisson NSW 2540, Australia

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  • - (AEST)
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  • Chemistry and Materials
  • Environment and Nature
  • Innovation and Technology
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  • Tickets cost $8 per adult with children under 16 FREE. Tickets include entry to the event/s the day of with refreshments to be provided after the second event.

    Places for each day are limited; purchasing prior to the event is essential.
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  • Wheelchair Access
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