It broke all records at the science center, and I think the Tutankhamen exhibit was the only exhibit in L.A. that had more people - we've never seen anything like it.

The exhibit gives you the real, visceral experience of lifting a heavy load, but at the same time it also teaches people about simple mechanics.

Showing the Marvel comics is a good way to hook kids into scientific learning. They will remember it and be inspired to learn about the science involved.

Usually people stay 20 minutes in an exhibit. And if people stay an hour in an exhibit, you're doing good. But 2 1/2 hours was unbelievable for an average. Our (attendance) numbers would have been higher if people had gone through faster.

The facts and the science just don't support that.

We talk to them about science, aerodynamics, weather, math, and geography. We apply everything we do with flying to what they do in the classroom. It's also about having goals and accomplishing goals. It incorporates not only the teaching part of it but also working hard to accomplish your goals.