Hong Kong Space Museum

The Hong Kong Space Museum is a public museum devoted to astronomy and space science, located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. It is operated by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government through the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, and it opened in 1980. Its distinctive egg-shaped dome has become a landmark of the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. The museum combines exhibition halls on astronomy and space exploration with a planetarium and dome theatre, offering educational programmes, films and shows for schools and the general public. It is a public cultural and educational institution rather than a commercial brand, and it does not sell branded consumer products. Because the subject is a government-run museum rather than a commercial brand, company, product platform or trademark, this entry is flagged for review and kept brief.

The Hong Kong Space Museum opened in 1980 in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, as a public institution dedicated to astronomy and space science education. It is managed by the Hong Kong government's Leisure and Cultural Services Department. Its egg-shaped dome houses a planetarium and dome theatre, and the museum has served generations of Hong Kong students and visitors through exhibitions and educational programmes. As a government-run museum it is not a commercial brand, and no reliable brand-specific evidence was supplied for this entry.

• Hong Kong Space Museum opened in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.

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  Reported2026.10.15

  Hong Kong Space Museum launches new 3D dome film 《尋星探宇3D》[1]香港太空馆推出全新立体球幕电影《寻星探宇3D》metrohk.com.hk

  The Hong Kong Space Museum has launched a new stereoscopic dome film titled 《尋星探宇3D》, which uses detailed, colorful visuals to take audiences through the past and future of astronomy, showing how pioneering scientists reshaped humanity's view of the universe.

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1. 1香港太空馆推出全新立体球幕电影《寻星探宇3D》metrohk.com.hk