The Chinese County Science and Technology Museum as Seen by Indonesian Tourists

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Hey guys, I'm Karlyfrom Indonesia. Today we arrived at a science and technology museum in a Chinese county town: the Shan County Science Museum in Shandong Province.This massive 2-meter LED sphere is honoring the "Fathers of Chinese Science." The visuals here are absolutely stunning — it's like walking into a science galaxy. Such a powerful way to celebrate the minds that built modern China.

Okay, I promise I'm a serious science explorer… but I found the Bug Olympics and I need to try it. These are pedal carts shaped like ladybugs, look at those rhino beetles, and hornets on tracks! It's like a race but you're a bug.I mean, this is basically exercise, right? Science museums in China know how to make learning fun!

And guys, guess what? This museum has a VR game.But seriously, what an amazing way to learn about science.

Now, we've arrived at the 4D cinema. Come along with me and experience it together. Oh my god, finally it's over. It's totally insane, but it's not friendly for someone who has deep severe fear.

Space nerds, assemble. This is the eight-planet orbital model— Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune all orbiting the sun right in front of you. They're tilted 15 degrees, showing coplanarity, near-circular orbits… okay, I'll stop with the space term. But it's so cool to see the size differences and how they all move together.

Okay guys, now we're at the second-floor exhibition hall, which is entirely dedicated to science-related games.If you havea freetime, feel free to take a look.

Last stop, and it's a big one — the Long March 5 rocket model. But this is very interesting becausethis is exhibit isn't just about rockets going to space. It's about how space technology ends up in our daily lives — like the materials in your running shoes, or memory foam mattresses, or even your phone camera. All spinoffs from space research. So the next time someone says "why spend money on space?" — tell them science pays off everywhere.