Top Ten Asinine Things to Exhibit In a Science Museum

In theory, not a bad application of the classic thought experiment. In practice, highly unethical.

Her workbooks, even her kitchen, are considered too radioactive to handle without full-on protection. So taking a tour through her rebuilt home would be quite risky.

Guide-this my friends is a live atomic bomb which failed to go off...click pictures but don't touch

Caps girl will eat it.

Because his brain was cut up by surgeons and his eyeballs went missing.

With proper equipment, gloves and some medicine (if the equipment is malfunctioning).

The display is on every fifteen minutes, so you won't miss it!

Can visitors join or are only the employees able to do it?

I would probably want to avoid this exhibit

That might be a little hard. The smallest type of star in the universe is a neutron star, which is about the size of a town. If that weren't enough, the density of the star makes it weigh more than any celestial body in the solar system (including the sun). The world would be ripped apart by the gravity field of the star. And don't forget all the radiation and heat it would emit.

Whatever you do, don't go anywhere near this exhibit.

You might want to avoid the museum in this case, or even the whole county.