### Future MoMath exhibits available for sponsorship

Allot Like an Egyptian
$300,000 Try to make every fraction shown using only the unit fraction tiles. Almost all of these have a unique solution — can you find the one that doesn’t?! Krazy Kart$500,000

A steel curve is embedded flush in the floor.  The visitor’s mission is to traverse the blue wagon from the start to the finish of the curve.  The wagon is locked into the metallic curve by two strong magnets at the end of the red rods, floating just above the curve.  Can it be done?

Formula Fun
$300,000 Formula Fun is a two-to-six car race. The visitor chooses a car, then chooses a formula. When the starting countdown ends, each car will move according to its formula. Which car will win the race? Will this be a nail biter or a bizarre display of driver incompetence? Golden Gauge$500,000

Take two sequential Fibonacci numbers and divide the bigger by the smaller.  The higher the pair divided, the closer to the golden ratio (1.618033988749…).  At 21/13, you’re at 2/1000’s accuracy!

Pet Partitions
$750,000 Pet Partitions is an exhibit that plays on one of the most historic examples of machine learning — cat/dog facial recognition. Can you fool the neural network? Change your appearance to unpack what the computer is thinking. Pi Detector$500,000

With the simple pull of a multi-colored rope wrapped around a rotating disk, visitors see what pi is: the circumference of a circle divided by its diameter.

Rational Tangles
$500,000 In this playful arcade game, you control the movements of four “soldiers” standing in a square, holding the ends of two ropes. By repeatedly executing two moves, a clockwise “Twist,” and a clockwise “Rotate,” the soldiers create what may appear to be a hopeless tangle. Can you help them untangle the ropes, not by reversing the moves (not allowed!), but by adding more twists and rotations? Which Wheel Wins?$750,000

A wall of 81 colorful spinners is divided into three “teams” ready to battle each other for numerical dominance.  Pull the big lever and see how things play out.  If X beats Y and Y beats Z, then surely X beats Z, right?

### Current MoMath exhibits available for sponsorship

Coaster Rollers
$500,000 Roll over the unusually shaped acorns and have a smooth ride due to their constant diameter. Dynamic Wall$750,000

Enjoy a kinetic showcase as this moving, computer-controlled wall displays a wide variety of wave phenomena, combinatorial algorithms, and more.

Formula Morph
$500,000 Bring formulas to life by exploring the multiple number of unusual three-dimensional surfaces they can create. Hyper Hyperboloid$500,000

Enter the cylindrical chamber and spin in the chair, creating a curved surface made entirely out of straight lines.

Motionscape
$750,000 Explore the relationship between position, velocity, and acceleration with a full-body movement experience. Polypaint$500,000

Use a paintbrush on the digital canvas to create intricate and colorful patterns that emerge from symmetry.

Square-Wheeled Trike
$1,000,000 Take a smooth ride on square wheels. Tracks of Galileo$500,000

Adjust the track and find the fastest path down to the bottom.

Note: sponsorships can be paid over five years.