Hong Kong Space Museum Events in 2024
1. Sky show: Mars 1001
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In the Sky Show titled "Mars 1001," astronauts from various nations collaborate to complete the inaugural manned mission to Mars, aiming to unveil the mysterious secrets concealed by the Red Planet. Despite more than fifty years passing since the initial Moon landing, the historic event continues to captivate our fascination. The aspiration of personally visiting other planets has been a long standing dream, yet achieving this goal proves more complex than reaching the Moon's surface. The realization of this dream necessitates advanced technology and entails heightened risks. The prospect of humans eventually setting foot on Mars, a destination hundreds of times more distant than the Moon-Earth span, holds immense excitement. This enthralling 1001-day endeavor is poised to commence in the near future! Date: 1 May 2023 - 31 Jan 2024
Venue: Space Theatre, Hong Kong Space Museum
2. Dome show: Animal Kingdom: A Tale of Six Families
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The Dome Show, "Animal Kingdom: A Tale of Six Families", transports you to various corners of the globe, providing a captivating exploration of the diverse habitats six exceptional animal families inhabit and showcasing their remarkable adaptations for survival.
Explore the intricate world of tiny insects, where you can gain a profound appreciation for their relentless efforts in maintaining the balance of nature. Take flight with birds and uncover the concealed lives of king penguins and plunge into the depths of the ocean to discover the vibrant communities of fish flourishing beneath the waves. Prepare for a journey into the domains of amphibians and reptiles, encountering some of the planet's most formidable predators. Conclude the exploration by entering the realm of mammals, including humans, and discover the parallels we share with our entertaining relatives!
Date: 1 Oct 2023 - 30 Jun 2024
Venue: Space Theatre, Hong Kong Space Museum
3. DINOSAURS: A Story of Survival
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Did you know that dinosaurs still walk among us?
Join Celeste and Moon on an exhilarating journey in "DINOSAURS: A Story of Survival" as they travel back to the Earth's distant past to encounter various dinosaurs. Witness the captivating evolution of these creatures over millions of years, from the emergence of their ancestors to their development into colossal beings that once ruled our planet. Despite the common belief that dinosaurs were wiped out in a catastrophic event 66 million years ago, their descendants continue to live among us on Earth today. Designed for primary students, take part in this thrilling adventure through time with Celeste and Moon to unravel the secrets of dinosaurs' survival!
Date: Mon, Wed, Thu and Fri (except public holiday)
Time: 10:30am and 11:30am
Venue: Space Theatre, Hong Kong Space Museum
4. Birth of Planet Earth
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Around 4.6 billion years ago, our Solar System formed from a massive interstellar cloud. Objects, including Earth, emerged through events like supernova explosions and collisions. The secondary student-focused "Birth of Planet Earth" School Show uses advanced visualizations to transport viewers back to the early Solar System, exploring its fiery beginnings and evolution. It revisits Earth's early days with volcanoes and cosmic bombardment, showcasing its transformation into a habitable place with liquid water.
Date: Mon, Wed, Thu and Fri (except public holiday)
Time: 10:30am and 11:30am
Venue: Space Theatre, Hong Kong Space Museum
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5. 3D Dome show: Legend of the Enchanted Reef 3D
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Embark on an extraordinary underwater odyssey with the 3D Dome show, "Legend of the Enchanted Reef 3D." Join three courageous fish on a poignant journey triggered by the devastation of their beloved home reef due to ruthless fishing trawlers. Determined to find the legendary "enchanted reef," a sanctuary free from harm for all marine life, these intrepid fish set out on an epic quest. As the narrative unfolds, audiences are taken on a visually stunning exploration of incredible locales. From the mysteries of underwater airplane wreckage to swimming alongside a mesmerizing group of jellyfish and venturing into outer space, the adventure is both captivating and diverse. Date: 1 Oct 2023 - 31 Mar 2024
Venue: Space Theatre, Hong Kong Space Museum
6. School shows: Tilt
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Delve into the astronomical definitions and divisions of the four seasons in this educational journey designed for Kindergarten and Lower Primary Students. Join Annie as she creates a model of Earth's orbital revolution, triggering captivating scenes of the seasons in her room. With her brother Max, embark on a space adventure to unravel the secrets behind the Earth's tilt. In the spacecraft, observe the Earth's rotation and revolution patterns, discovering how the tilt of its axis influences seasons, sunlight, and temperature variations in the northern and southern hemispheres. Explore the mysteries of the changing seasons and understand why we experience the extremes of summer heat and winter cold every year through ‘Tilt’.
Date: Mon, Wed, Thu and Fri (except public holiday)
Time: 10:30am and 11:30am
Venue: Space Theatre, Hong Kong Space Museum
7. SCHOOL SHOWS: Beyond the Sun
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In "Beyond the Sun," Celeste, driven by her curiosity about the Universe, will traverse beyond the eight planets and venture into the vastness of the Solar System. Her quest involves a journey to comprehend and explore exoplanets, which are planets orbiting stars other than our Sun. Navigating through the Milky Way, Celeste uncovers the vast diversity of exoplanets. Within the uncharted realms of the Universe, there lies the possibility of discovering another planet that harbors life akin to Earth and is suitable for human habitation. This unique experience will let upper primary students to witness the wonders of the cosmos.
Date: Mon, Wed, Thu and Fri (except public holiday)
Time: 10:30am and 11:30am
Venue: Space Theatre, Hong Kong Space Museum
8. Secrets of the Universe 3D
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"Secrets of the Universe 3D" invites you on a captivating journey guided by some of the most brilliant minds as we embark on a quest to unravel the greatest mysteries of our time. The adventure commences with a fascinating exploration of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the largest machine ever built and the most powerful scientific instrument ever created. Providing an insider's perspective into the workings of the LHC, the audience gains a profound understanding of the scientific process and the collaborative efforts undertaken to address the Universe's most profound mysteries, united under the flag of humanity.
The next destination is the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO), confirming Einstein's prediction of the existence of gravitational waves. Embark on a journey to LIGO, confirming Einstein's prediction. Explore the past giants of science, inspiring us to reach new heights in understanding and exploration. "Secrets of the Universe 3D" paints a vivid picture of humanity standing on the edge of unprecedented scientific discovery, and it extends an invitation for everyone to be an active part of this remarkable journey.
Date: Mon, Wed, Thu and Fri (except public holiday)
Time: 10:30am and 11:30am
Venue: Space Theatre, Hong Kong Space Museum
9. BLACK HOLE: THE INFORMATION BARRIER
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Dive into the captivating world of black holes! The Space Museum will kick off an engaging exhibition delving into the mysteries of black holes. Comprising seven unique zones, the "Black Hole: the Information Barrier" exhibition will unveil the history of black hole research, decode the intricate anatomy of black holes, and explore their captivating life cycles. With interactive displays, you can simulate the experience of plunging into a black hole, listen to eerie sounds converted from gravitational waves produced by black holes, understand the technology behind generating black hole images through 3D puzzles, and grasp the scientific principles behind detecting gravitational waves. This free exhibition will also tackle the perplexing black hole information paradox, sparking contemplation on the potential utilization of black holes as a novel resource.
Date: 25 Oct 2023 - 27 May 2024
Venue: Foyer, Hong Kong Space Museum
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Date: From 6 November 2023 to 31 January 2024
Time: 3:00pm – 6:00pm
Venue: Lobby, GREEN
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