As a child, my daughter has always dreamed of travelling into space like I do. I think it is in our human nature to explore the universe that surrounds us.
For everyone curious about outer space, Mind Museum’s upcoming traveling exhibition, Space Adventure: Journey to the Wonders of the Universe will take you on an adventure into the wonders of the universe to discover facts about the outer space.
The latest exhibition conceived and created by The Mind Museum, with the support of exhibit partners Department of Science and Technology (DOST), Neltex, LEGO, and special thanks to Celestron, Urban Greens, Datem, and Daegu National Science Museum was launched last April 22, 2018.
The interactive exhibits and play areas of Space Adventure will engage the imagination and curiosity of toddlers and young kids. Meanwhile, K-12 students will find their space science lessons in the new DepEd curriculum come alive through the exhibits! Kids will find out facts about outer space, galaxies, the planets and other objects in the solar system. They will explore out of this world universe with interesting diagrams, photos and get updates on human space explorations!
Space Adventure is divided into three areas, beginning with Fantastic Universe. Here, guests will learn about our links to the stars. In fact, the first exhibit guests will see as they enter is called I Am Star Stuff, an exhibit where the optical illusion reveals to guests that we are literally made of star stuff! In Fantastic Universe, kids will learn about constellations and star patterns by playing with the Star Wheel and the Geoboard. They can also get their creative juices pumping when they speculate about possible alien life forms in the Draw An Alien activity table.
Guests can also marvel at the Cosmic Calendar, which compresses the 13.8-billion year history of the universe into one calendar year, with the Big Bang in January 1 and the appearance of humans in the final minutes of December 31.
In Discover Our Solar System, guests will learn about our neighborhood in space. By interacting and playing with the exhibits in this area, kids will learn why Pluto is no longer called a planet, the difference between a meteor, meteorite, and meteoroid, why the Moon has phases, and many more. They will even get to hop on different planets and see what their weight is on Jupiter or Neptune!
Enter the different geodesic domes, one of which houses augmented reality exhibits about outer space. Guests will also get to step into the Teleporter, a booth with mirrors that gives the guests an illusion of floating in space.
In Explore Outer Space, they will play pretend to ͞launch rocket balls͟ to Mars in Mission to Mars. Meanwhile in the Mars Space Station they will learn about the challenges of living on Mars and some of the ideas scientists have of overcoming those challenges to help future astronauts survive and work in another world. Young kids can also play around with basic shapes and colors while learning about rockets in Rocket Shapes and Launch Pad Play Area.
Space Adventure combines the playfulness and awesomeness factor of The Mind Museum’s other space-related offerings such as Astro Camp, a camping activity under the stars, and educational programs such as Stargazing 101, Blast-Off To the Universe, and Playing With the Universe.
Space Adventure provides an opportunity for everyone to be kids again marveling at the majesty of our universe. Lastly, Space Adventure is part of a continuing series of science-themed traveling exhibitions available for booking across the country.
SPACE ADVENTURE Operating Hours
Tuesdays to Sundays, from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (closed Mondays)
Time Slots: 9am – 10:30am | 10:30am – 12nn | 12nn – 1:30pm 1:30pm – 3pm | 3pm – 4:30pm | 4:30pm – 6pm
Admission Fees: SPACE ADVENTURE ONLY
P 250 (Adult/ Child – 1.5 hour time slot)
P 400 (Adult/ Child – All Day Pass)
Museum 3-hour visit + P 775 (Adult)
Space Adventure P 650 (Child/ Private school student up to college)
P340* (Public sch up to college/ Teaching staff)
Students are required to present a valid Philippine school ID at the gate while Academic teachers are required to present a Philippine school ID indicating ͞teacher͟.
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