Hong Kong Space Museum
Filmed over three years around the globe with the specifically developed tools that allow underwater filming in ultra-HD 5K, slow motion, macro and motion control, this Show captures extraordinary images of over 30 species and reveals the interesting behaviours of these creatures. Come immerse yourself in the magnificent water world. No gears required.
2017.09.01 - 2018.02.28
Hong Kong Space Museum
Hong Kong Space Museum
In the Sky Show "KAGAYA's Aurora", different auroras captured by time-lapse photography are recreated under the dome. The mechanism of the formation of an aurora is also vividly illustrated by using computer graphics. With aerial shots of glaciers, grand images of the Arctic and melodious New Age Music, audience can step out of their busy lives for a while, connect themselves to nature and experience the aurora [...]
2017.05.01 - 2017.10.30
Hong Kong Space Museum
Hong Kong Science Museum
It introduces six Egyptian mummies between 3,000 and 1,800 years old. Along with the mummy displays and around 200 invaluable objects, digital interpretation of the mummies demonstrates how non-invasive CT allows archaeologists and other specialists to determine the age and gender of the mummified bodies, and to learn more about the diet, state of health, mummification process and [...]
2017.06.02 - 2017.10.18
Hong Kong Science Museum
Key Programmes
 | "Miffy and the Ocean" exhibition "Miffy and the Ocean" exhibition is specially designed with an unique environment for young visitors, and comprises a group of interactive exhibits and video programmes that allow them to learn more about sea creatures and arouse their awareness of the crisis in our oceans through "Miffy", a well-known character created by a Dutchman Dick Bruna in 1955. The exhibition is opened along with Children's Gallery to enhance its educational content and attractiveness. 2017.04.07 - 2017.10.11 Hong Kong Science Museum |
 | 3D Dome show "We Are Stars 3D" The 3D Dome Show "We Are Stars 3D" seeks to answer some of the biggest questions of all time. What are we made of? Where did it all come from? The show also explores the secrets of our cosmic chemistry, our explosive origins and connects life on Earth to the evolution of the Universe. Come and be amazed. 2017.07.01 - 2017.12.31 Hong Kong Space Museum |
 | Energy Machine This 22-metre-high Energy Machine is the Science Museum's tallest and biggest exhibit. It is also the largest machine of its kind in the world. Occupying four-storeys of space, it stands prominently in the centre of various exhibition halls. This exhibit demonstrates energy conversion through the movement of balls down the towers. When set in motion, a continuous stream of balls will roll along tracks within and between the two towers like a roller coaster, producing dramatic sounds and visual effects. Now Hong Kong Science Museum |
 | Portable Energy Harvesting Devices In order to develop more efficient and more flexible thermoelectric devices, the research team at Hong Kong Baptist University strives to conduct intensive research on sustainable materials and devices. Hopefully in the near future, portable energy harvesting devices can become popular and affordable. [...] 2017.01.13 - 2017.08.30 Hong Kong Science Museum |
 | Hong Kong Science Museum - Video Programme The new video highlights capture every single detail of our programmes and activities with the most fabulous shoots and memorable moments. Hong Kong Science Museum |
 | Astro Park The Astro Park located in Sai Kung is equipped with stargazing facilities, Chinese and Western astronomical instruments from ancient to modern times. Hong Kong Space Museum |
 | Jockey Club Environmental Conservation Gallery When watching the programme projected on the large spherical screen, the visitors will realise that our planet is facing many threats and the system as a whole is very fragile. The lovely green ambassador - Little Penguin, will guide the visitors through a journey encompassing over 40 interactive exhibits under 10 themes to raise awareness on environmental protection. Hong Kong Science Museum |
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