TELUS World of Science, Calgary
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The TELUS World of Science, Calgary, is a science museum and planetarium complex located in Calgary, Alberta. The facility was formerly named the Calgary Science Centre and was officially renamed on April 27, 2005 following the announcement of a $9-million donation from Canadian telephone company, TELUS.[1]
The centre is well known in western Canada and is one of the largest such facilities in Canada.
A new exhibit resulting from a partnership with the Creative Kids Museum is scheduled to open Fall 2006. The facility is also scheduled to be re-located from its current building in Calgary's Downtown West End to a new complex immediately north of the Calgary Zoo in 2010.
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[edit] Feature exhibits
- The Discovery Dome Theatre — a large domed theatre designed to play IMAX-style films or simulate Earth's nighttime skydome for astronomy education.
- Discovery Hall and Circle of Discovery
- The Amazement Park
- LEGO MINDSTORMS Centre
- WOWtown
[edit] See also
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[edit] References
- ^ TELUS (April 2005). TELUS invests $9 million in Calgary Science Centre. Retrieved on 2007-03-09.
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