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Location | Luxembourg |
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Coordinates | 49°31′20″N5°53′44″E / 49.52231°N 5.8955°E |
Type | Science museum |
Website | science-center |
The Luxembourg Science Center is a science and technology museum located in Differdange. [1] [2]
It includes more than 80 interactive stations and several «Science Shows» on different themes: mechanics, electricity, magnetism, low-temperature fluids, materials, optics, acoustics and astronomy.
The Luxembourg science center project began with the classification of two national monuments at the ArcelorMittal site in Differdange: the Groussgasmaschinn facility, classified in August 2007, and the adjacent building (Gas Power Station), classified in November 2018. [3]
In May 2016 work began on fitting out the “Léierbud” building to house the Science Center leading to the official opening in October 2017. [4]
In June 2018 the ESERO Luxembourg (European Space Education Resource Office) -project was launched: a continuous training program for teachers and STEM awareness raising funded by the European Space Agency, the Luxembourg Space Agency and the Ministry of Education. [5]
A 20-meter planetarium was inaugurated in December 2021. [6]