Get out your glue guns!
The National Science Foundation just posted this on their Facebook page:
Halloween is approaching and we bet many of you are combining your love of science with creative costuming. If you’ve created a science-themed Halloween get-up (past Halloweens or present) share your photo via Flickr with the tag “nsfsciencecostumes.” In the caption, include a brief description of the science facts behind your costume!
While cosplay and sci-fi costumes are great, NSF is specifically looking for nonfiction, hard science costumes. Just imagine: Schrodinger’s Cat, Euclid, or string-theory as costumes… I love it!
Looking for ideas? I really enjoyed looking at all of these science-themed costumes. And, hey! If you’re already uploading a picture to flickr, don’t forget to post the shot to GeekMom’s group, as well.
Have a hard-science costume idea to share? Open-source it in the comments!
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