During National Science Popularization Month, a science fair event is launched in Beijing, featuring a concentrated display of multiple major scientific facilities

On September 19, the China Science and Technology Museum announced that the 2026 National Science Popularization Month Fun Science Park event has kicked off at the National Speed Skating Oval, the “Ice Ribbon,” featuring a集中 display of five major scientific facilities and more than 60 original science popularization exhibits, bringing cuttingedge scientific research results closer to the public. The core area of the event is organized by the China Science and Technology Museum, with five exhibition zones: a thematic exhibition on the science popularization transformation of major scientific facilities, an innovation achievements exhibition, a mobile science popularization resources display, a frontier science popularization achievements exhibition, and a science and technology innovation achievements exhibition from Chaoyang District. The focus is on showing through interactive experiences how scientific research results are transformed into science popularization content. The exhibits include major scientific facilities such as the Meridian Project, the High Altitude Cosmic Ray Observatory, the High Energy Photon Source, the Heavy Ion Research Facility in Lanzhou, and the Hefei Light Source, as well as interactive exhibits including a snail robot, magnetorheological electromagnetic suspension, superconducting magnetic levitation, and microgravity liquid transport. The event also showcases themed exhibitions related to the Mobile Science and Technology Museum and science popularization caravans, and features handson experiences such as AI writing plans, realtime translation, and liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen rocket engines. The event runs until September 27, is free to enter, and does not require reservations.