Astropark is located at the West Sea Cofferdam of the High Island Reservoir in Sai Kung. It is the first theme park in Hong Kong to feature stargazing facilities and replicas of astronomical instruments from around the world, from ancient to modern times. The Little Museum KOLs were guided by curators of the Space Museum and spent an afternoon learning how ancient Chinese astronomical instruments worked!

In the pitch-black and desolate depths of the ocean, organisms have evolved in special ways to survive. The deep sea is home to a diverse and mysterious array of organisms, allowing us to gain insights into the meaning of life, as recounted by science writer Dr. Karen Mak.

Despite being a highly developed city, Hong Kong is home to ‘indigenous animals’ that are worth knowing about and protecting! In this talk, Miss Polly Fong, Assistant Curator of the Hong Kong Science Museum, introduces these adorable neighbours to all of us.

Honorary President of the Asian Children's Education Association and STEM Education Consultant at the Creative Community Center of the Boys' and Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong, Mr. Tang Man-hon (STEM Sir), shares interesting scientific knowledge on "STEM and Nostalgic Toys in Hong Kong."

Ms Sandie Ho, Assistant Curator of the Hong Kong Science Museum presents the fascinating topic of ’Rock Cycle‘, explaining the process of rock formation. She brings along several different types of rocks, allowing the audience to have hands-on experience and deepen their understanding.

Have you ever wondered how incredible atmospheric pressure is? Why can heavy airplanes fly in the sky? Explore the mysteries of gases with Dr. Tong Shiu Sing, senior lecturer in Physics at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Full of questions about space? Join Prince, assistant curator of the Hong Kong Space Museum to unravel the mysteries one by one!

After a series of museum visits and trainings, the "Little Museum KOLs" were finally ready to share their learnings with the public! In the finale event of the programme -" Science Discovery Talk -- Journey through Land, Sea, and Air," the KOLs promoted science and museum culture with exceptional enthusiasm. They were joined by six scientific experts and museum curators to explore scientific knowledge in everyday life.

The Little Museum KOLs paid a visit to the Hong Kong Observatory headquarters in Tsim Sha Tsui to learn about common meteorological instruments, and had a glimpse into the daily operation of the HKO. They were all beyond excited about this adventure!

The Hong Kong Space Museum is not alien to the Little Museum KOLs. This time however, they were able to venture behind the scenes into the ‘production base’ of the Space Theatre, including the control room, recording studio, and screening room, which made this tour exceptionally exciting!

The “Little Museum KOLs" visited two major exhibitions at the Hong Kong Science Museum: Material Tales─The Life of Things and the “Extinction•Resilience” of the Palaeontology Gallery. Apart from learning about the story of materials and paleontology, they also gained awareness about the harm humans did to the natural environment. To counter this and prevent the Sixth Mass Extinction from happening, resources must be utilised more wisely and efficiently.