What’s the smallest thing you can think of? An insect? Bacteria? An atom?
Mimi is a girl who has lots of questions about absolutely everything! When her granny accidently shrinks herself down to microscopic size it is up to Mimi and her friends to explore the world of tiny physics and put together a rescue plan! Experience this new story come to life at the Institute of Physics’ new family-friendly exhibition: Mimi’s Tiny Adventure.
Get hands-on with fun physics experiments for all the family, be creative with arts and crafts activities, and meet our wonderful physicists to find out how some of the smallest things in the universe can make a big difference in our lives.
Free family activities, ideal for families with children ages 6-11.
This exhibition was generously funded by the Royal Commission for the Exhibition 1851.
