Yesterday, Pam Rudolf took the time to write a letter to The Calgary Herald, thanking TELUS World of Science “for “bringing a world-class exhibit for Calgarians to enjoy and to learn from.”

Seems Pam and a friend, both nurses, recently attended the Body Worlds and the Brain exhibit, which they found very impressive.  “The displays are thoroughly and tastefully done. We were able to see healthy bodies as well as parts affected by disease processes. There are orthopedic prostheses including total hip and knee, already installed in the display models, and also some examples of prostheses that visitors are encouraged to touch and examine. I especially enjoyed the room featuring human development from conception to birth.”

The bad news was they didn’t have enough time to see the whole exhibit, so Pam will be returning “two or three times” before the exhibit closes Sept. 6.

The good news is that these kinds of “world-class exhibits” will become all too common at the new and improved TELUS World of Science, which is scheduled to open in Fall 2011.

But there’s no  need to wait until next summer ends. “Darwin and Einstein” and then “Titanic” will fill the exhibit halls at the current TELUS World of Science beginning October 9. Enjoy!