canadian museum of nature adds minerals to expanded earth gallery - interactive display

OTTAWA -
The Canadian Museum of Nature says it has doubled the size of Vale Earth Gallery, added interactive displays, and added 14 oversized "showstands" from permanent collections ".
The specimens weigh between 45 and 225 kilograms, including a giant purple crystal from Lei Wan, Ontario.
A large square stone mine from Lange. Gardien, Que.
Plaster from Galetta, Ontario
There are other countries from Mexico, Brazil and South Africa. The third-floor 745-square-
The Mi Gallery, dedicated to exploring the geo-geological forces, also includes a new display of minerals at Canadian mine sites, as well as the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame exhibition, featuring biographies of mining and geological pioneers in the country.
A spokesman said that in addition, the museum in downtown Ottawa built a limestone cave with dripping water falls that visitors can enter.
The gallery opened on November. 30.