Gwangju Science Museum's Special Exhibition on 'Drones, Aviation, and Space' Soars in Popularity

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Jin-hyung] The aerospace special exhibition currently on display at the National Gwangju Science Museum is receiving favorable reviews from visitors.

The aerospace special exhibition is a content that allows visitors to explore the secrets of flying objects and the scientific principles of flight through engaging, experience-centered displays. It consists of four zones: ▲History of Challenges ▲Secrets of Flying ▲The World Changed by Drones ▲The Future Painted by Aviation Technology.

In particular, special experiential exhibition contents such as the giant aircraft Air Bounce, aircraft simulators, and mini powered aircraft for toddlers are attracting attention.

Since its opening on December 23, family visitors and group visits from kindergartens and schools have been continuous, and the exhibition satisfaction rate has been reported to be as high as 93%.

Currently, guided programs are operated twice on weekdays and four times on weekends, enhancing understanding of the experiences and exhibitions.

Jeon Tae-ho, acting director, said on the 2nd, “The aerospace special exhibition features various real and model airplanes and rockets, as well as experience-centered displays, resulting in very high visitor satisfaction,” and added, “As the exhibition continues throughout the winter vacation period, we hope for much interest from groups and family visitors.”

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