点评:No photography allowed. Even if you wanted to take stealth pictures, the glass in front of many of the exhibits was highly reflective. They also use a raised floor to keep you from getting too close to the exhibits and brushing against them. But then used a small type font that to my old eyes was impossible to read comfortably.
The museum kept the information to a high degree of technicality. Considerable space and time was spent talking about hydrocarbons and the different soil’s and age of soils in which oil could be found. Recent research has determined that oil is not a fossil fuel. But the exhibit still continues that misperception.
It did not talk about any of the failures of the oil companies in protecting the environment nor efforts to make the shipment of oil safe. It did not discuss oil cleanup methods. It skipped right over the different types of offshore oil platforms and how they are anchored. The safety measures for drilling in the ocean were skipped. Statistics on where oil reserves can be found throughout the world wasn’t present either.
Not a kid friendly exhibit. Though it did provide a wheelhouse view of guiding a tanker.
By skipping all the negatives, it basically became an advertisement for the old companies. For which they charged admittance.
翻译:禁止拍照。即使您想偷拍照片,许多展品前的玻璃也具有很强的反光性。他们还使用高架地板来防止您离展品太近而与展品擦肩而过。但是后来使用了一种小字体,我的老眼睛无法舒适地阅读。
博物馆以高度的技术性保留信息。讨论碳氢化合物以及可以发现石油的不同土壤和土壤年龄花费了相当多的篇幅和时间。最近的研究已经确定石油不是化石燃料。但展览仍然延续了这种误解。
它没有谈到石油公司在保护环境方面的任何失败,也没有谈到为确保石油运输安全所做的努力。它没有讨论油清理方法。它直接跳过了不同类型的海上石油平台以及它们的锚固方式。跳过了在海洋中钻探的安全措施。也没有关于世界各地可以找到石油储量的统计数据。
不是一个儿童友好的展览。尽管它确实提供了引导油轮的操舵室视图。
把所有的底片都跳过,基本上就成了老牌公司的广告了。他们为此收取入场费。