Taipei Astronomical Museum

A second golden age of space has quietly dawned on us, with new hope for humanity as a spacefaring species. In the quest to make human spaceflight accessible within in a decade, not a century, and ultimately affordable to ordinary citizens, leading innovators, entrepreneurs, engineers, and daredevils are locked in a race into the unknown.  From self-assembling habitats, commercial space stations, launching rockets without fuel to building the Lunar Gateway to deep space, history is in the making as we speak.

Black holes are probably the most extraordinary objects in the cosmos: they can be born in violent explosions of very massive stars, they warp spacetime around them, they devour stars, and they generate gravitational waves detectable on Earth. We think that black holes of different sizes exist, from tiny and rapidly evaporating monsters to millions of solar masses in the centers of galaxies. Black holes continue to be at the edge of our knowledge; unravelling its mysteries is one of the most exciting challenges in human history, a challenge that will require all our capacities as a species and that will help us in our mission to understand the past, present, and future of this exciting place we call the cosmos. This film is a 32-minute production produced by Double Dome Films. Screening Date: July 2, 113 to June 30, 114Duration: about 32 minutesTrailer 

The Education Bureau of the Taipei City Government has announced the launch of "Three-Museum Combination Ticket" and "Two-Museum Combination Ticket" that include the admission to the Taipei Astronomical Museum, National Taiwan Science Education Center or Taipei Children’s Amusement Park.Visitors can choose their favor venue to visit, and the three venues are adjacent and accessible by MRT, which saves time and money. The public can purchase e-tickets on sales platforms such as Taipei Fun Pass, Taiwan Museum Card and KLOOK. The combo ticket package definitely offers a unique opportunity to have a family trip or explore the museums.