Thanks to Qian Hu Fish Farm, I received a Hydra Nano Plus and a hundred dollars worth of accessories vouchers from their FB contest. I collected my prize from the farm two weeks ago and was able to test out the very versatile Hydra Nano Plus.
The most popular live demonstration at the SCS has got to be the Fire Tornado. It is located at the Courtyard where the rest of the fire exhibits are.
Walk through the Maxwell Auditorium and Mendel Auditorium from the Atrium and you will come to the Courtyard outside of the main building.
There is only one show available every Tuesday to Sunday at 3pm.
Walk through the Maxwell Auditorium and Mendel Auditorium from the Atrium and you will come to the Courtyard outside of the main building.
There is only one show available every Tuesday to Sunday at 3pm.
Just right beside Hall B, there is a animal zone with hatching chicks, leopard gecko, tortoise, gerbils and hissing cockroaches.
To be honest, the chicks are the only memory I have of the science centre from my primary school visits.
To be honest, the chicks are the only memory I have of the science centre from my primary school visits.
Hall G
Hall G is located on the second level above the Atrium. You can take the lift or stairs at the entrance before entering the Atrium.
The exhibits in this hall are:
The exhibits in this hall are:
- Invent!
- Quirky
- Singapore Innovation
Invent!
Hall F is all about the complex brains and how it works.
Hall D Butterflies Up-Close
Hall D is home to the latest exhibition, Butterflies Up-Close - a collaboration between the SCS and Sentosa's Butterfly and Insect Kingdom.
I am not too fond of caterpillar or insects in general so I gave it a miss.
*Take note that this exhibit requires additional admittance fee.
The entire Hall C is dedicated to the exhibition E3, or E-mmersive Experiential Environments. As I walk into the hall, I am instantly thrown into a virtual reality world as the walls around me came to life with jellyfish and other sea creatures.
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