Busan Science Museum's 'Coding and Hydrogen' Popup at Children's Science Museum

The National Busan Science Museum announced on the 27th that it will operate a mobile exhibition 'Coding and Hydrogen', designed to easily understand the core themes of the digital era, coding and hydrogen, at the Children's Science Museum's 1st-floor touring exhibition hall from today until July 6.

This exhibition showcases 10 types of mobile exhibits developed in-house to convey scientific principles easily and entertainingly. Centered around the two themes of 'Coding' and 'Hydrogen', the exhibition consists of 5 coding exhibits, 5 hydrogen exhibits, and 3 related experience contents.

In the coding zone, visitors can directly experience algorithms, block coding, and artificial intelligence coding. In particular, before visiting the exhibition hall, a computing thinking diagnostic is designed to allow customized experiences by age and level.

The hydrogen zone introduces the use, production, and storage of hydrogen in daily life. Visitors can experience the hydrogen production process and carbon capture and storage technology (CCS) through exhibits that apply a ball-drawing machine. This popup exhibition will be held at the National Busan Science Museum until July 6, followed by a touring exhibition targeting institutions affiliated with the Southeast Science Museum Council and science culture underserved areas for two months in August and September.



425_sama@fnnews.com Choi Seung-han Reporter