Trip to science center with friends

Last Sunday, i went to the science center with Justin Sim and Glenn. I even learnt some new things fromthis trip even though i have been here before during primary school.

Some of the new exhibits showed me some things about science that i did not know before. The tips were not in our syllables closer to just extra things about science. Other exhibits were in our LSS work however, the information was present in a different and more interesting way.

For exmaple at the exhibit of climate change. The first thing people who go to that section learn about climate change is about events that have influenced or still influencing climate change. This is present in a far more interesting way as the science centre makes you think that you are in a research station at the Artic and where they show you about the event influencing climate change. There were other climate change stations but i shall not go through all of them and instead will show you some other parts of the science centre.

There was a limited time exhibit called "Wildlife of Gondwana" which was both enjoyable and interesting partly because i have never heard of Gondwana, the Super Continent. The exhibit showed us fossils thathad been recovered from this continent and theere was even a timeline which showed me major events that took place from when Gondwana existed which was 3.8mbillion years ago to present time.

I will now tell you of the exhibit in the cscience centre which i liked the most and that was I-Space. Basically I-Space is to show people Infocomm Technology in a fun and unique way. Even though this is my favourite exhibit it is rather hard to describe it as it was more about technology that we may possess 100 to 200 years from now thus i still am slightly confused.

Overall, the science centre trip was very exciting as there were some new exhibits for us to see. I hope that you will go to the science centre too to visit these exhibits. Because i have written a moderate amount here,i will write my reflection about this in the next post.