Space Exhibition Opens in Tsim Sha Tsui

Hong Kong's first immersive space exhibition opens in Tsim Sha Tsui, featuring a model of the Chang'e 6 lunar lander and actual wreckage of a Long March 3 rocket.

Aerospace expert says they are excited the public can get an up close look at the nation's aerospace technology.

Actual engine wreckage from a Long March 3B rocket, and the parachute from the Chang'e 6 return capsule.

The nation's aerospace technology is no longer out of reach, as the public can now see it up close. the exhibition features astronaut spacesuits, engine parts, space food and several heavyweights of China's aerospace equipment, including the Feitian extravehicular spacesuit.

A one-to-two scale model of the Chang'e 6 lander represents humanity's first successful collection of soil from the far side of the moon.

Visitors can try on space gloves to experience how hard it is for astronauts to work with very little sense of touch.

The exhibition runs until November 22 and opens from 10am to 9pm.

The paid exhibition area is on the 6th floor of K11 MUSEA, with general admission tickets priced at 198 dollars.

There is also a free exhibition area on the Avenue of Stars.