On Monday, the “Endless Exploration: China’s Aerospace, Aviation, and Navigation” exhibition opened at the Macao Science Center, located in the Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR). Jointly organized by the Macao SAR government and the China National Space Administration (CNSA), the exhibition aims to spark curiosity and boost the region’s scientific innovation by showcasing cutting-edge achievements.
With over 80 exhibits—many on display for the first time—visitors can:
- Pilot a virtual spacecraft mission through immersive VR experiences.
- Explore a detailed scale model of the Tianhe core module from the space station.
- Meet next-gen drones and autonomous cargo aircraft redefining air transport.
- Navigate unmanned vessels and learn about deep-sea mapping technology.
“I never imagined I’d get this close to real space hardware,” said one visitor, a digital nomad from Europe. “It feels like the future is here.” Interactive stations and live demos connect STEM education with real-world challenges, inspiring entrepreneurs, students, and young professionals to reimagine science as an adventure.
As Macao positions itself at the crossroads of tourism and innovation, the exhibition highlights how global collaboration drives progress across the aerospace and maritime sectors. Thought leaders will find insights on sustainable navigation and satellite applications that shape climate monitoring, disaster relief, and smart cities.
Open to the public for the next three months, “Endless Exploration” invites travelers, tech enthusiasts, and creative minds to step into a world where the sky, sea, and beyond are within reach. This is your chance to chart a course toward tomorrow—right here in Macao.
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China's space, aviation, maritime achievements on show in Macao
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