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#AlreadyTomorrowInHongKong #HongKongSpaceMuseum #香港太空館 #香港 #DiscoverHongKong | celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the #Apollo11 #MoonLanding that happen on 20th July 1969 #SpaceExhibition …..

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Hong Kong Space Museum – Tsim Shan Tsui.

 

In Already Tomorrow In Hong Kong after a short two year duration of renovations at the Hong Kong Space Museum located in at 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong in which leading up towards two hundred exhibits from One Hundred in which consisting on Thirty two million Hong Kong Dollars (USD 4.1 Million- NZD 8.2 Million) in which re-open on 25th April 2018… in which the displays are made more interactive than the ones that was previously exhibited in which gives the visitors more an understanding about space sciences, Astronomy with more interactive, animated exhibits …

“That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” – The Late Astronaut Neil Armstrong

 

In which current on 27th June 2019, The Asia world city Hong Kong Space Museum’s lobby foyer in which under gone with some renovations of a pop up exhibition in which partition  behind panel wall of construction in which they now revealed today on 3rd July towards 2nd September 2019..  this morning in celebrating the 5oth year anniversary of the Old School original NASA – National Aeronautics and Space Administration first landing on the Moon on 20th July 1969, on the Sea of Tranquillity…. In Chinese’s stories it’s the Jade Rabbit cute bunny head that they landed in between her ears… Apond landing with only a second remaining of landing fuel left.. In making a very difficult landing of the Lunar Lander- Lunar command Module –Eagle.. With first stepping on the moon the late Astronaut Neil Armstrong following by the Astronaut Buzz Aldrin, in which his name wise inspired the character space patrol officer toy Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story series…  As Eagle landed in between her, jade rabbit ears – Tranquillity… while the third Astronaut Michael Collins stayed in the awaiting for them in the Command Module Columbia in doing experiments waiting for them…

The Apollo Mission in which previously termed the Constellation mission as it rebranded to Apollo in which honouring the perish three Astronauts of Apollo, Apollo One in which they perish under a flash fire fuel by a rich pure oxygen cabin environment.. in which taking form learnt lessons it now a Nitrogen Oxygen mixture..

The Hong Kong Space Museum, in collaboration with the LEGO Hong Kong LTD, in company with the Leisure and Cultural Services Department .. Featuring extreme large LEGO Spacecraft, Rockets, EVA suits, also among the exhibits is the history of the mission towards the Moon, also an LEGO Hong Kong Saturn V Carrier Rocket built out of Lego bricks, along the exhibition is photography of the mission, models with interactive exhibits in going behind the many introductory aspects of sciences   of going towards the moon….

#AlreadyTomorrowInHongKong #香港 #HongKong | #HongKongScienceMuseum – Above and Beyond- featuring #Boeing

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Current running In Already Tomorrow In Hong Kong, is at the Hong Kong Science Museum is Boeing’s Above and Beyond exhibition, in which features numerous aviation history  towards innovation in Aerospace industry from flying around Earth also outside this planet.. in which this Show Case Exhibition in featuring Boeing inspirations in which will inspired, educate  people inspiring to work in the Aerospace or related industries….  Either within Hong Kong, China or outside..

The Above and Beyond exhibition, features historically accounts, in which from those pioneering innovations towards the innovation in which it simulates into interactive immersive augmented reality into behind the scenes….. That goes in exploration inspirations of science, engineering and technology..

Hong Kong Science Museum – featuring Boeing -Evergreen Exhitbition -Above and Beyond – Marathon to Mars..

The immersive exhibition features a wraparound wall theatre into five zones in which featuring dozens more micro exhibits..  into venturing into sub-orbital –orbital earth via simulating towards the edge of space.. Creating design, engineering your own aircraft then testing in a virtual simulator in a flying contest with various other designs that people have engineered ….. Flying in a sense environment where you flying like a bird among a flock, in using motion sensing imaging capturing devices..

Other exhibitions interactively, Take flight- examine aircraft designs an innovations.. Experience the first hand challenges how your body mind soul reacts towards working living journey towards on Mars… Space Junk… Utilizing innovations to eliminate the left over from using un reusable rocket components..

The exhibition runs from 15th June 2018 towards 17th October 2018

 In Special Exhibition Hall,

Hong Kong Science Museum
2 Science Museum Road,

Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Opening Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 10:00am – 7:00pm
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 10:00am – 9:00pm
closed on Thursdays (except public holidays)

Presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department
jointly organised by the Hong Kong Science Museum and Boeing
An exhibition produced by Evergreen Exhibitions in association with Boeing

#AlreadyTomorrowInHongKong #CNSA – China National Space Administration | #HongKongSpaceMuseum #HongKong- Thirty Students doing Taikonauts- Chinese Astronaut training for the real stuff for the year 2018…

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Hong Kong Space Museum – The thirty selected Hong Kong Students, from one hundred and ten schools around the Hong Kong city region to participate for the year 2018 CNSA young Taikonaut-Astronaut Training program…

 

In Already Tomorrow In Hong Kong, thirty selected Hong Kong Students, from one hundred and ten schools around the Hong Kong city region, from one hundred and sixty students  for the Taikonauts- Chinese Astronauts training camp that   were selected for an inspiration Career path that’ll take them into Space Sciences, or the Sciences in there selective field in eight day  CNSA- China National Space Administration  in the Young –Taikonaut-Astronaut Training program in which they will head to Beijing for the 30th July to 6th August 2018…..

It is the tenth year in which Hong Kong Space Museum with its Hong Kong Government Partners sponsoring the CNSA young Taikonaut-Astronaut Training program…..… in which local Hong Kong schools can nominate two students with the forwarding documentations forwarding expiring date before 31st May 2018 or hand in person to the Hong Kong Space museum.. In which they will be selected by interviewing process.. Who have a key interest in inspiring interest in astronomy and space science, and deepen their understanding of China’s space industry and Chinese culture.  Also as part of interviewing three rounds process involves exam like questionnaires, in Astronomy, Space Sciences also their Physical abilities as part of the round up is the interviewing process for those selected..

 

The group of thirty Young CNSA young Taikonaut-Astronaut Training program, during the program will visit key CNSA facilities, also  get to meet also learn from the China’s national heroes from the Space Program also visit the Taikonauts training center in which they will receive the real training methods that they undertake, partake in  how Taikonauts train, with learning how to wear the EVA suit with psychological and blood redistribution adaptability training… in preparedness during training..

 

During the 17th July 2018 week the celebrated send of by the Hong Kong Space Museum also its associated Hong Kong Government partners “Chief Secretary Matthew Cheung (centre), Acting Secretary for Home Affairs Jack Chan (third left) and Director of Leisure & Cultural Services Michelle Li (second right) attend the Young Astronaut Training Camp Send-off Ceremony.”

 

In which during the week of 17th July 2018 as the year 2018 CNSA young Taikonaut-Astronaut Training program group was given a celebrating send-off Chief Secretary Matthew Cheung, with the establish STEM Hong Kong program, the Hong Kong SAR Government will inject with an increasing more into resources, resourcing more strengthenly into sciences, technologies and innovations education to further Hong Kong’s schools and secondary schooling Cultivated talents in those fields..  Among with the Celebrating send-off is Acting Secretary for Home Affairs Jack Chan, Director of Leisure & Cultural Services Michelle Li… The key sponsors for the timeless education endeavoring experience in the selection process is the Hong Kong Space Museum,  Hong Kong Government- Leisure and Cultural Services Department, The Chinese General Chamber of Commerce Hong Kong, Astronaut Center of China, JSLC  in which provided the training , transportation, accommodation for all participating students. Also Cathay Pacific Airways..