One of our favorite summer night hobbies as children was to sit beneath the stars and ask ourselves, "Why do stars sparkle? Why is the moon both full and empty? What is it about the Big Dipper that it always appears in the north?" Of course, answers to these questions may be found in scientific textbooks, but at the China Science and Technology Museum, one is sure to appreciate the excitement of science beyond answers.

The China Science and Technology Museum is located on the east bank of the inner lake of the Olympic Park. The museum is shaped in a Rubik's cube, and it contains countless mysteries. Both children and adults can harvest and solve the mystery. The joy of the question. The first step in exploring space can start here.

The China Science and Technology Museum lies on the east bank of the Olympic Park's inner lake. The museum is shaped in a Rubik's cube and houses a plethora of mysteries. Both children and adults can harvest the joy of the solving questions and mysteries here. This museum is where you can begin your journey into space.

Entering the exploration and discovery exhibition hall, the first exhibition displays the first step of human beings looking up at the starry sky, from the "geocentric theory" to the "heliocentric theory", from the "solar system" to the more distant space. Through the invention and evolution of telescopes, human eyes can see further in space.

Astronauts in space experience weightlessness. They can "walk" without feet, yet on the planet, gravity is quite important! You can experience the wonderful motion trajectory under the influence of gravity by using a little ball travel equipment.

If the Shenzhou manned spacecraft is to return to Earth, it will have to pass through the atmosphere, which is vital to human survival. People can acquire a more immersive understanding about the tight relationship between the earth's ecological changes and our lives by participating in numerous educational programs and games provided by the museum in the "Earth" exhibition hall, which reopened this year.

The China Science and Technology Museum can take visitors into the world of science in a variety of subjects in addition to space and the universe. There is a "Chinese Light" exhibition hall that displays the Chinese nation's wisdom and will transport you back in time; a life science exhibition hall that will take you on a journey to discover the secrets of the human body; and an automobile machinery exhibition hall that reveals the secret of how a small engine can generate so much energy. The "Hundred Years of Science and Technology Innovation-The 100th Anniversary of the Founding of the Communist Party of China, Science and Technology Achievement Science Exhibition," which is currently on display, will take you on a journey through China's scientific and technological development over the past century.

The China Science and Technology Museum is a place filled with wonder and a desire to learn. Here, everyone can find the child that was always full of energy and lived life as an adventure, the self who asked "why" about everything.

Address: The new China Science and Technology Museum is located at No. 5 Beichen East Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, northeast of the central area of the Olympic Park, 1 km north of the National Stadium.