Dancing Ghost at the Polytechnic Museum

One day in Moscow, when the sun was lazily breaking through the clouds and the park near the Kremlin was already filled with people strolling, Polytechnic Museum started an interesting experiment. They decided to conduct an unusual study there to find out how ghosts react to new technologies. The leading scientist, Professor Kryakin, gathered a whole team of specialists and even invited one to help ghost - an old Moscow merchant.

An old merchant, who had long since left this mortal world, decided to rest in the museum, but fate decreed otherwise. The ghost was very curious about new inventions, and therefore did not object to becoming part of the experiment. The entire museum was filled with strange devices that made mysterious sounds and blinked with multi-colored lights.

The team gathered in the main hall, where Professor Kryakin, waving his hand, began his opening remarks. "Dear colleagues, we have gathered here to find out how ghosts interact with modern technology. As you know, our guest is the ghost of a respected Moscow merchant, who has gladly agreed to take part in our experiment."

While the professor was speaking, the merchant's ghost, dressed in an old frock coat, was looking at the surrounding devices with interest. He reached for one of them, inadvertently touching it. Suddenly, the entire hall was filled with bright light, the devices began to pulsate, and one of the museum employees standing nearby cried out: "Look, he's coming to life!"

It turned out that the devices reacted to the presence of the ghost, as if someone had programmed them to interact with otherworldly forces. The merchant's ghost, who himself did not expect such an effect, decided to joke and began to play along. He "danced" among the devices, and they cheerfully blinked and made sounds reminiscent of ancient music.

The museum guests were delighted. Some of them even suggested that this was a new way to communicate with the spirits of the past. The merchant's ghost, pleased with the impression he had made, decided to continue participating in such experiments, not only to have fun, but also to benefit the living.

In the evening, when the experiment was over, Professor Kryakin approached the ghost and thanked him for his participation. "You made our day unforgettable," he said. "Your help is invaluable to science, and we are glad that you found the time and desire to participate in our project." The ghost smiled and disappeared into the air, leaving behind a light scent of old perfume.

That's how the day ended at the Polytechnic Museum, where ancient spirits found a common language with modern technologies. And the next day in the park near the Kremlin they continued to discuss the unusual event, which many Muscovites witnessed.

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Of course, this is a joke, and there is no real basis for this story - just a little imagination and for the sake of a smile! And if you are interested in real facts and events, we invite you to the excursions of the "Radius" bureau, where real history comes to life!