Aerospace exploration exhibitions open in Shenzhen and Hong Kong

New aerospace-themed immersive exhibitions and educational activities are opening across the Greater Bay Area to promote space science.

In Shenzhen, the “Tian Gong Que” aerospace exploration hall has opened in the Luohu District. Spanning 3,800 square meters, the facility features a 1:1 replica of the core module of the Chinese space station, allowing visitors to experience the living conditions of astronauts. The center includes 21 themed zones covering topics such as rocket launches, satellite control, lunar bases, and Mars expeditions.

In Hong Kong, several space-related events are scheduled. The Hong Kong Space Museum is hosting a “Journey of China’s Manned Spaceflight” exhibition, which highlights scientific experiments conducted in the Tiangong space station and the involvement of Hong Kong experts. Additionally, K11 MUSEA will host an immersive exhibition titled “Racing to the Moon,” and various interactive AI-driven lunar exploration activities are being organized to engage younger audiences with space technology.