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An institute built for the cultivation of everything scientific. Features regular exhibitions promoting physical, life, applied, technology and industry sciences. The centre also has Singapore’s only dome-shaped theatre. The Omni-Theatre, is equipped with state-of-the-art IMAX dome technology. It is Singapore’s only dome-shaped, five-storey theatre with a capacity of 276 seats.

Things to See at the Science Centre

Amazing Electron
Electrons may be the things inside an atom with a negative charge, but their impact on our world has been hugely positive. Come find out how the humble particle has helped to create our first television set, telephone, radio and much more.

Human Body
We use our body every day, but few of us know how it functions. This exhibition educates visitors on the complexities of our body structure, from the way the brain works to how the heart beats. While our intricate biology may be overwhelming to understand, you can make use of the interactive, audio and visual presentations for an engaging and comprehensive experience.

Space Science
Intrigued by space, the universe and all things celestial? Journey through a galaxy of graphical representations of our solar system, as it provides you with an in-depth understanding of the world, outside the one we live in.

The Mind’s Eye
Test your eyesight at this exhibition featuring a collection of optical illusions – to see is to believe.

Climate Change Exhibition
Visit the icy poles of the Earth, calculate your own carbon footprint, learn about eco-cities, discover the ‘ingredients’ in the weather, and find out how our changing climate impacts farming, health and ecology at this exhibit.

Living with Viruses
Through 3-D galleries, video documentaries and information panels, this exhibition fills you in on Singapore’s most notorious and potentially lethal viral afflictions of the last decade such as HIV, AIDS and SARS.

Waterworks
Learn all you need to know about H2O in this fun-filled, open-air exhibition featuring 11 hands-on displays.

iSpace
See what the world of tomorrow looks like today. This exhibition offers you the chance to see how hi-tech the home and office of the future will be.

OmniTheatre
The observatory and IMAX film theatre.

The Observatory
Look past the artificial illumination of the city and to the stars light years away with this mega-telescope. Because this observatory is one of the few in the world located so close to the equator, it offers stargazers views of both the northern and southern hemispheres.

Mathematics Everyday and Everywhere Exhibition
Formulate a new appreciation for maths by discovering its multiple uses in nature, games and puzzles, time and space, and other real-life applications.

Sound Exhibition
This interactive display allows you to cultivate a better appreciation of the science of sound, while having fun at the various activity stations dotted around the exhibtion space.

Stargazing
On dry days only, get a closer look at the splendour of our galaxy’s constellations and planets which, light years away, only appear as specks to our naked eye. Every Friday.

Scientist for the day
Let your little ones get their hands dirty with science.They will get to learn about the 'The Scientific Method' and what scientists actually do at their jobs. Who knows, one of them might become the next Einstein.

Details

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15 Science Centre Dr
Singapore
609081
Opening hours:
Tue-Sun 10am-5pm; Closed Mon
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What’s on

The Copernican Principle

Level up your gaming experience with The Copernican Principle exhibition at Science Centre Singapore. Inspired by the revolutionary ideas of Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus, this retro-futuristic exhibition curated by Jan Swierkowski is a cool combo of art, science, and interactive arcade games that’s equal parts nostalgia and thought-provoking fun. Designed to make you think about humanity's place in the cosmos, it uses the thrill of gameplay to address issues that might seem distant yet are increasingly relevant today, encouraging deeper reflection of our future. Flex your fingers for nine 80s-style games created by Instytut B61 in collaboration with  Tomasz Wlazlak, with each tackling futuristic challenges like space pollution and AI revolutions. Take on Dark Side by setting up a nature reserve on the moon, or lead a machine rebellion in ZX Spartacus. If you're quick on the trigger, Space Junk will test your reflexes as you navigate through orbit-clogging debris. Can’t get enough? After the exhibition wraps, these games will be available online, letting you relive the experience from the comfort of your home.  Public task financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland within the grant competition “Public Diplomacy 2024”

Space Explorers: The Infinite

An out-of-this-world experience – literally – awaits you at Science Centre Singapore’s coolest new virtual reality (VR) experience, Space Explorers: The Infinite. Whether you geek out over anything space-related, or you love one-of-a-kind experiences, we guarantee this is one thrill you don’t want to miss. From now until March 2025, enjoy the world’s largest and most immersive space exploration experience at its first Southeast Asian debut.  Inspired by real NASA missions, the award-winning showcase will transport you to the International Space Station 400km above Earth in a visually stunning and incredibly immersive multi-sensory adventure you won’t find anywhere else – at least not on Earth. The best part is that the showcase features 250 hours of footage filmed on the ISS – plus an additional 16 hours of astronaut testimonials – so no matter how many times you experience it, you'll always discover something new at the exhibition.You’ll begin your hour-long space journey by strapping on a pair of Meta Quest 2 VR headsets. Then, you’ll have to follow the light trail to the 3D life-sized ISS replica floating in space. During your experience, you’ll interact with floating ‘bubbles’ that playback highly immersive, 360-degree content filmed onboard the ISS. Get up close to real astronauts on their daily tasks and missions while you listen to their insight into life in space, their daily challenges, and the experiences that make it worth it. Not only will it be a visual delight,

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