Group 1 - The Liaoning Science and Technology Museum has hosted a series of public science popularization activities, including competitions and IMAX screenings, enhancing community engagement in science [1] - Since its opening in 2015, the museum has received over 19 million visitors and organized more than 10,000 science activities, significantly improving the scientific literacy of the public [1] - The museum has developed a modern science museum system, extending its reach through mobile and digital science museums, and has impacted 5.23 million people through rural outreach programs [1] Group 2 - The museum aims to create a "warm" science museum experience, featuring the IMAX GT laser theater as a core element, which is the largest laser screen in Northeast China at 638 square meters [2] - This innovative "science popularization + cinema" model serves as a benchmark for integrating science and culture, enhancing the local cultural and business environment [2]

Core Insights - The Shenzhen Science and Technology Museum has officially opened, featuring 950 unique exhibits that blend technology, art, and culture for audiences in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [1][3] - The museum's total construction area is 128,300 square meters, with a theme of "Digital Civilization, Innovative Future" and a main focus on "Communication Technology" [1][3] - The museum includes four permanent exhibition halls: "Hello, World," "Beautiful Life," "Smart Industry," and "Exploring the Universe," covering topics such as digital civilization, artificial intelligence, and cutting-edge scientific fields [1][3] Facility Features - The museum's exterior features a deep gray metallic sheen, and the interior boasts a 38-meter high atrium, designed in a U-shape with over 90,000 irregularly shaped stainless steel panels and giant cable glass, resembling a large spaceship [3] - The museum aims to break traditional disciplinary boundaries and create immersive interactive experiences, serving as a center for scientific exploration and education [1][3] Collaborations and Future Plans - On April 30, the museum signed cooperation agreements with 14 universities and research institutions, including The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen) and Tsinghua University Shenzhen International Graduate School, to promote the transformation of cutting-edge scientific achievements into quality science education content [3] - The museum plans to enhance exchanges and interactions with other science venues in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, showcasing advanced scientific achievements and promoting a culture of technological innovation [3]