Science Centre Singapore to feature Halloween activities, glowing oceans exhibition and Quby plushies

Spookology runs until Nov 1, while the new Glowing Oceans exhibition opens on Nov 3. Fans of Quby can also pick up five collectible plushies.

Science Centre Singapore will feature three new activities in October and November, including a set of Quby collectibles and a Halloween-themed live mystery game. (Photo: Science Centre Singapore)

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From creepy experiments to giant spiders and Quby plushies, Science Centre Singapore has three new experiences lined up for curious visitors.

The programmes take place in October and November, offering different ways to explore science through Halloween-themed activities, an interactive marine exhibition and a collaboration with the cartoon character Quby.

Those looking for a Halloween outing with a little science thrown in can check out Spookology, which turns visitors into investigators to find out what happened after a secret experiment went wrong, with challenges involving fears such as giant spiders.

On Oct 30 and 31, the Halloween experience also features Spookology: Afterdark, which includes DJs and special evening editions of the Fire Tornado and Energy Titans shows.

Visitors can also explore selected Science Centre galleries after hours, watch Insanity, a PG13 horror short film at the Omni-Theatre, or join a Halloween stargazing session, subject to weather conditions.

Younger children can take part in Spookology Juniors at KidsSTOP from Oct 30 to Nov 1. Activities include building a flying spectre, discovering nocturnal creatures, exploring a sensory brew and hunting for hidden pumpkins.

When: Oct 27 to Nov 1, 10am to 5pm. Afterdark runs on Oct 30 and 31, from 7pm to 11pm.

Tickets: Day admission costs S$10 for Singaporean and permanent resident adults and S$6 for children and seniors. Standard tickets cost S$20 for adults and S$12 for children. Afterdark online tickets cost S$25, with separate admission required for KidsSTOP.

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Glowing Oceans lets visitors experience bioluminescence, the production of light by living organisms, through an exhibition featuring live marine plankton.

Billed as Asia's first full-scale living bioluminescence exhibition, its main attraction is the Lagoon, a shallow pool that visitors can step into while wearing protective booties provided on site. As they move through the water, the organisms respond by producing trails of blue light around their feet.

Other interactive displays include Galaxy Tables, where visitors can trace glowing patterns with their fingers, and Touch Tables and Tanks, where movements in the water cause the organisms to light up.

Visitors can also observe the organisms up close at the Bubble Pods and learn more about how bioluminescence works at the Lab Area and Educational Cove.

The exhibition is not suitable for children under four, as it involves water and low-light conditions. Older children must be accompanied by an adult.

When: From Nov 3, during Science Centre's regular opening hours.

Tickets: Singaporeans and permanent residents pay S$7 during off-peak periods. Peak period admission costs S$12 for adults and S$10 for children and seniors. Standard admission costs S$18 for adults and seniors and S$14 for children. Admission includes entry to Science Centre Singapore.

3. QUBY'S SCIENCE EXPLORER BUDDIES

Science Centre Singapore and Quby's latest collaboration will feature a collection of five different plushies. (Photo: Science Centre Singapore)

To mark Quby's 10th anniversary, Science Centre Singapore is launching five limited-edition Science Explorer Buddies plushies inspired by science and the natural world.

The collection includes Whale Quby, Scallop Quby, Manta Ray Quby, Baby Quby and Kueh Tutu Quby, the last of which takes inspiration from the traditional Singapore snack.

The collection follows Quby's earlier collaboration with Science Centre Singapore, which included an appearance at SG Science Fest and a WhatsApp sticker pack. Gets yours from the Curiosity Shop.

For more details and ticketing information, visitors can check the official Science Centre Singapore website.

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“幽灵学”展览将持续到 11 月 1 日，而新的“发光海洋”展览将于 11 月 3 日开幕。Quby 的粉丝还可以购买五款收藏版毛绒玩具。

新加坡科学馆将于10月和11月推出三项全新活动，包括Quby系列收藏品和万圣节主题的现场解谜游戏。（图片：新加坡科学馆）

这段音频是由人工智能工具生成的。

从令人毛骨悚然的实验到巨型蜘蛛和 Quby 毛绒玩具，新加坡科学馆为好奇的游客准备了三项全新体验。

这些活动在十月和十一月举行，通过万圣节主题活动、互动式海洋展览以及与卡通人物 Quby 的合作，提供不同的方式来探索科学。

那些想在万圣节外出游玩，并希望体验一些科学乐趣的人可以去看看 Spookology，在那里，游客们会化身调查员，找出秘密实验出错后发生的事情，挑战内容包括克服诸如巨​​型蜘蛛之类的恐惧。

10 月 30 日和 31 日，万圣节体验活动还包括 Spookology: Afterdark，届时将有 DJ 表演以及 Fire Tornado 和 Energy Titans 的特别晚间版演出。

游客还可以在闭馆后参观部分科学中心展厅，在 Omni 剧院观看 PG-13 级恐怖短片《疯狂》，或者参加万圣节观星活动（视天气情况而定）。

年龄较小的孩子可以参加 KidsSTOP 于 10 月 30 日至 11 月 1 日举办的 Spookology Juniors 活动。活动包括制作飞行幽灵、发现夜行生物、探索感官体验以及寻找隐藏的南瓜。

时间：10 月 27 日至 11 月 1 日，上午 10 点至下午 5 点。10 月 30 日和 31 日晚间活动时间为晚上 7 点至 11 点。

门票：新加坡公民和永久居民成人日票价格为10新元，儿童和老年人日票价格为6新元。标准门票成人票价为20新元，儿童票价为12新元。夜间线上门票价格为25新元，儿童乐园（KidsSTOP）需另行购票。

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“发光海洋”展览通过展示活体海洋浮游生物，让参观者体验生物发光（即生物体发光）的现象。

号称亚洲首个大型活体生物发光展览，其主要亮点是泻湖，这是一个浅水池，游客可以穿上现场提供的防护靴进入其中。当他们在水中游动时，生物体会做出反应，在其脚下投射出蓝色的光迹。

其他互动展示包括星系桌，参观者可以用手指描绘发光的图案；还有触摸桌和触摸箱，水中的移动会使生物体发光。

游客还可以在泡泡舱近距离观察这些生物，并在实验室区和教育湾了解更多关于生物发光原理的信息。

由于展览涉及水和光线昏暗的环境，因此不适合四岁以下儿童参观。年龄较大的儿童必须由成人陪同。

时间：11月3日起，科学馆正常开放时间内。

门票：新加坡公民和永久居民在非高峰时段可享受7新元的优惠票价。高峰时段成人票价为12新元，儿童和老年人票价为10新元。标准票价为成人和老年人18新元，儿童14新元。门票包含新加坡科学馆的入场券。

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新加坡科学馆与Quby的最新合作将推出五款不同的毛绒玩具。（图片：新加坡科学馆）

为庆祝 Quby 成立 10 周年，新加坡科学馆推出五款限量版科学探索伙伴毛绒玩具，其设计灵感源自科学和自然世界。

该系列包括鲸鱼 Quby、扇贝 Quby、蝠鲼 Quby、小 Quby 和 Kueh Tutu Quby，其中 Kueh Tutu Quby 的灵感来自新加坡传统小吃。

继 Quby 此前与新加坡科学馆的合作之后，此次又推出了联名系列。之前的合作包括在新加坡科学节上亮相以及推出 WhatsApp 贴纸包。前往 Curiosity Shop 即可购买。

更多详情及购票信息，请访问新加坡科学馆官方网站。

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