Singapore Science Centre
The peak had come…Thursday marked as the day where I worked for exactly 15 hours…Unbelieavable…Hahaha! and I still had to get up early at 9 on the next day.
Seems that my biological time changes abruptly….I could not count again how many times I skipped my dinner, and ended up losing several pounds. Hope that all of these is worth it !
And I am telling you now…I have to go to work again later at 10 pm on SUNDAY….10 PM..and I dunno until when…Really really testing my patience!
This weekend, again my friend and I planned to spend on Kusu Island, but unfortunately we missed the ferry, and it was the last ferry to depart on that day.
However, plan B came right away, as we agreed to head to Singapore Science Centre.
None of us have ever been there, and plus I always like to go to new places.
We reached there on 3.30 pm, and quickly moved to the ticket counter.
We purchased a special deal package inclusive of a ticket to IMAX theatre. There were two movies to pick, Deep Sea at 6 and Roving Mars at 5, and both are documentary movies lasted for 40 minutes. Actually we should have chosen Deep Sea, but instead we swang to Roving Mars.
Science centre is quite huge, there are lots of alleys and divisions for particular major of science, and it’s cool that we can hands-on many experiments instead of just standing and reading the tag for each item in the gallery.
Coming to the end, we entered the observatory for stars gazing…and for the first time I saw the MOON surface in 5 meters away from a telescope…It looked exactly the same as the one I used to watch on TV or read in the text books.
That day had opened my eyes that human can just do things beyond imagination.
They could come up with science evidence proving that one state can exist.
And their breakthrough just reveals how powerful we can be
December 4th, 2006 at 12:30 am
Ck ck ck… The next Einstein ya…