Experience living light
Glowing Oceans is Asia's first full-scale living bioluminescence exhibition and is coming to Science Centre Singapore. Bioluminescent blooms have occasionally lit up Singapore's shores in recent years but in the wild, city lights usually wash the glow out before anyone notices. Science Centre has built a fully dark-adapted environment so you can wade through glowing water, swirl live dinoflagellates at the touch tanks, and see the real science behind the living light up close.
Glowing Oceans is equal parts wild natural wonder, real marine science, and hands-on discovery.From interactive;wet experiences with living dinoflagellates to captivating exhibits that bring nature own light show to life, you get to explore both the science and the magic behind the glow. Whether you're a curious explorer, biology enthusiast, or simply looking for an unforgettable experience, this is one glow-up you won't want to miss.
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Super Glow Bundle: Glowing Oceans + ONE Ocean + Science Centre Admission – (Save up to $14) Includes
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SG/PR |
Adult: $23 Child/Senior: $18 |
Adult: $20 Child: $15 |
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Standard |
Adult: $30 Child/Senior: $24 |
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Glowing Oceans + Science Centre Admission – (Save up to $3) Includes
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Off Peak |
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SG/PR |
Adult: $12 Child/Senior: $10 |
Adult: $7 Child/Senior: $7 |
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Standard |
Adult: $18 Child/Senior: $18 |
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Glowing Oceans' signature experience. Slip on your booties and wade right into a living body of water, watching each step ignite a breathtaking trail of sapphire-blue light beneath your feet.
Dip your hands in and swirl the water gently. Watch organisms respond instantly with your movement, lighting up right before your eyes.
Step into the workspace of a real bioluminescence researcher. Explore the field tools, explore lab notes, and test your knowledge on Dimitri's very own computer desktop. Look up at the glass jars to see holographic displays of deep-sea glowing creatures that use light to camouflage, communicate, and find one another in the absolute darkness of the deep.
Travel back to the moment Charles Darwin first encountered bioluminescent dinoflagellates. Through an animated story, trace his journey across oceans and discover the vital roles these extraordinary living light-makers play in keeping the oceans alive today