For individuals who are interested in the technology and science, they can visit to Singapore Science Center
Singapore Science Center
Science Centre Singapore is dedicated to the promotion of science and technology among students and members of the public. As a leading Science Centre in the region, it has twelve exhibition galleries with more than 1,000 interactive exhibits
The Science Centre was born in from the then National Museum of Singapore into a separate institution so that the latter could specialise in its artistic and historical collections. This idea was first mooted in 1969 by the Science Council of Singapore, and was subsequently approved by the government, who was keen to promote scientific education in the rapidly modernising country keen to tap into the technological sector
The SCS building's architecture was decided by an architectural design competition organised by the Science Centre Board. Raymond Woo's entry was selected, and was thus commissioned as the architect for the project. Built at a cost of S$12 million on a 60,000 m² site in Jurong East, it was officially opened on 10 December 1977 by Dr Toh Chin Chye, who was the Minister-in-charge of the Science Centre Board
SCS building's
On 7 December 2007, the Science Centre rebranded itself to be known as "Science Centre Singapore" ("SCS")
The whole family will have fun learning science the interactive way at the Science Centre! Mind-boggling exhibits and challenging activities will set your brain into high gear. Adjacent to the Centre is one of the world’s most advanced theatres, the Omni planetarium, screening Omnimax movies and Planetarium travels. While you're at it, don't forget to explore the Kinetic Graden, Asia's first outdoor interactive garden of science
One of the visitors path in SCS
Inside the path
One of the Exhibitions
Water play for children at the outside of SCS
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