Hong Kong Space Museum

In Hong Kong, many exhibition halls are free to visit every Wednesday. If you plan to visit several exhibition venues in Tsim Sha Tsui at one time, you can plan in advance to save more. However, you have to pay to go to the cinema or theater no matter what day it is. The Space Museum has two floors of exhibition halls, the basement is for exploring the mysteries and evolution of the universe. Starting from the solar system, it extends to distant stars and galaxies. Among them is the "Aurora" exhibit, which can adjust the intensity of the solar wind in a vacuum tube to produce auroras on a model of the Earth. Use dry ice to make a comet and simulate the comet's jet and movement. There are also short films showing the evolution of the universe from the Big Bang to the present. In addition to viewing, there are also activities and games, such as allowing visitors to stand on a surfboard and travel between celestial bodies in space to understand the distortion of space by gravity. The theme of the exhibition hall on the first floor revolves around space exploration and the development of space technology. You can enter a virtual space station and experience what it's like to be lost in space in a weightless state. Twist the fixed turntable to make it rotate, and learn from the exhibits how the reaction force drives the rocket. After the tour, you can go back to the underground to buy souvenirs. It is a great place for the whole family. #Ilovetravel #ilovetravel #traveller #enjoymylife #workhardplayhard #foodies #jason_tai1106 #HongKongSpaceMuseum #HongKong #Universe #Sign up for hotel test sleeper