The exhibition also presents film shot by Apollo astronauts. From 1938 to 1972, NASA utilised operations. The astronauts left the cameras and lenses behind on the Moon upon departure to save three from Apollo 12 and 17 programmes which are exhibited. One of the displayed film magazines was autographed and used by Eugene Andrew “Gene” Cernan, Commander of Apollo 17, on the last moon landing mission on December 1972. Beyond revelling in the breakthroughs achieved by scientists and astronauts, visitors will also have the opportunity to embark on simulated flight of the 1961 Mercury Liberty Bell with astronaut and test pilot, Gus Grissom. The G-Force Astronaut Trainer ride as they withstand forces of up to 2G. If you’ve been curious about what space sounds like, Indonesia Space Science Society, an added component to the exhibition commissioned by Christ, provides the answer. Based on the science of radio astronomy, Christ’s unique installation is an and mixed media installation enables visitors to see and hear radio waves from space. The installation presents radio waves sent and collected through radio antennas Christ has made, which gather precise data signals received from the planets and are then visually displayed and decoded into an audible soundtrack within the gallery. There are also series of unique and engaging that visitors can look forward to. “This is truly a-once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the history and our understanding of our universe. (It’s) an extraordinary journey through 100 years of human space adventure, starting with the dreams of artists that changed the world, ys Honor Harger, Executive Director, ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands.
The exhibition runs from now until 19 March, 2017.
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Escape the heat and hit the adrenaline button at Kuala Lumpur’s best indoor play spaces that will be loved by the active and adventurous.
EMMA RAMSAY
The heat and humidity has always been challenge for any urbanite to stay active. But, thanks to the mushrooming of many indoor play spaces, the urban warriors can still stay on the game without getting cranked up by the weather. These spots offer
plenty of options to have fun while keeping fit.
CAMP Rock climb ina safe, controlled, fun environment while acquiring new skills on top of improving your fitness and confidence levels. Camp is state-of-the-art indoor rock climbing facility, with over 400 boulder, toprope and lead routes from beginner level to pro. Routes are changed every 3-6 months so there’s always something new to challenge you. For beginners, the Basic Wall Course is great introduction to climbing, its safety and related know-hows. The instructors here are friendly and
helpful, and there is not wall that you could find unchallenging.
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DISTRICT 21 District 21 is Klang go-to space for white-knuckle rides, vertigo-induced slides, huge totaling 70,000 sq ft space so you can imagine the fun and excitement housed under one roof. For the first time visitor, the place may seem daunting; but once you get over your initial shyness (and perhaps even fear), you will be returning to this place time and again. There are climb walls for the young ones, aerial maze for tweens, zip line obstacle course for adults in short, something for everyone in the family!
Source: MUHIBAH, the Royal Brunei Airlines in-flight magazine, 2017 Jan-Feb, pages 29-35. Text recovered from the scanned page by OCR and lightly corrected; spelling may differ from the printed edition.
