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Mon, 21 Jun 1999 21:12:27 -0700
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If I recal correctly from my visit there last year and, if in fact the
exhibit has not been taken down (I rather doubt it), the California
Science Center (formerly Museum of Science and Industry) has a small
exhibit of this type.  You may want to contact them.

And, of course, on the more elaborate scale, there's the "exhibit" at
Universal Studios in Studio City.

Hope this helps.
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Indigo Nights
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