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The Hong Kong Science Museum aims to provide an enjoyable learning experience for people of all ages and walks of life. We inspire visitors with engaging interactive exhibits which allows them to explore the fun of science. Our galleries cover diverse areas of science: an electrifying Electricity and Magnetism Gallery, a ground-shaking Earth Science Gallery, a lively Biodiversity Gallery, an inspiring Jockey Club Environmental Conservation Gallery and a joyful Children's Gallery, to name a few.
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.
Earth Science Gallery
Earth is our home, but have you ever wondered how it was formed? Did you know that it changes constantly although it looks so quiet? Our Earth Science Gallery reveals…
Biodiversity Gallery
Biodiversity is very important, as it underpins the ecosystem and sustains all living beings on Earth. The aim of the Biodiversity Gallery is to raise public awareness of…
Jockey Club Environmental Conservation Gallery
Humans rely greatly on natural resources for survival and growth. However, human activities including...
Light
Light is fundamental to our everyday lives. The Light Hall introduces interesting phenomena and different applications of light. The exhibits take a playful look at the physics of light and...
World of Mirrors
If you look in the mirrors in The World of Mirrors, will you see different reflections from the other mirrors? What appear to be illusions are in fact a combination of ordinary plane mirrors arranged in...
Sound
Make some noise and explore the amazing properties of sound in the Sound Hall. Sound travels in vibrations through a medium. Increasing the amplitude of a tone makes it sound louder, while...
Motion
The Motion Hall explains the relationship between force and motion through a series of interactive exhibits. Engage in the exhibits to gain first-hand experience of this...
Mathematics
Packed with "Brain Teasers" exhibits, the Mathematics Hall challenges you to twist your mind, look for patterns, think ahead, and look at problems from different perspectives. Behind the...
Electricity and Magnetism Gallery
From the basics to applications in our daily lives, the Electricity and Magnetism Gallery unfolds what...
Children's Gallery
Do you believe that children can master a hundred languages? Children have unlimited potential to observe, learn, imagine, invent, listen, explore, and so forth. Playing is a perfect way for...
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