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Date: 2014-04-29 12:41:29
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Harmonograph
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Clock
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Exhibit Profile: Harmonograph Location: Level 2, Science Phenomenon Floor Topic: Motion, Mechanics Description: A table with a pad of paper is suspended from a frame as a compound pendulum. Moving the table, starts repet

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