Some of the exhibits in the Singapore Science Centre, a permanent exhibition space dedicated to science and technology.
The Kinetics Garden has a variety of hands on exhibits illustrating kinetic principles.
Waterworks, a play zone.
The atrium is like a central pod which leads you to the different zones, with interactive hands on exhibits that explain scientific principles.
An animated dinosaur greets visitors at the entrance and provides a photo opportunity.
Sea Monsters billboard. Sea Monsters is a one of three movies screened at the Omnitheatre, one of the highlights of your visit. The 360 degrees screen envelopes your senses with crystal clear images using IMAX technology. The movie is a prehistoric adventure immersing you in a mysterious ocean world and introduces you to amazing paleontological digs around the globe to uncover the science behind the unexplored marine world of the “other dinosaurs”. 
An exhibition on the science and art of Leonardo da Vinci, the Renaissance artist who was also interested in the sciences. His studies of human anatomy, engineering, mathematics etc is documented. His memorable works of genius were his paintings of Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, amongst others. Above shows Leonardo's drawing of the Vitruvian Man. Photography isn't allowed inside so I couldn't show more. This travelling exhibition ends 16 August 2009.For more Watery Wednesday posts, go here.
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Awesome post and photos. I recently visited the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, so it's very interesting to see other attractions dedicated to science.
ReplyDeletethat is a very nice place to visit with the kids. i'm sure the water area is very popular especially with heat in singapore.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing... VERY interesting.
ReplyDeleteTTFN~~Claudia
interesting exhibition, i would love to visit this place.
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ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU FOR TAKING US WITH YOU TO THIS NEAT AND INTERESTING PLACE.
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debbie
So fun to see the world through other's eyes. It may be the only way some of us see many of those foreign places. . .Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo so interesting. Thanks for sharing this with us.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing spot. Thank you for sharing your photos of it. Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting place. Thanks for taking us on a tour.
ReplyDeleteChristi
What a great virtual tour! Thanks for taking us with you!
ReplyDeleteIt's been donkey years since the last time I visited the Science Center!
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