GSFK- didn't shine that much


Today I visited the global science fair. The place has 19 stalls which they call the pavilion. There is a separate pavilion for biographies of scientists, evolution of humans, isro, biology, space, war, the 360-degree view of mars and moon (which was amazing btw) etc. like for almost everything related to science. If you ask me how was the visit, then I have a mixed opinion. 

The only pavilions I liked was the one which had an amazing short film about war which was in a screen that is like almost around the room like maybe 120-degree view, the Moon pavilion and also the one which had Mars. Unfortunately we were not allowed visit the VR studio in which we can experience a virtual tour on how brain response to dreams( even though we had a special pass). It's the only section in the fair we where denyed entry, don't know why🥺.

Thing that disappointed me is the pavilion which had a 360-degree view of the galaxy or something but the thing was we waited a long queue to see that and it was not worth it. I think it would have been much more interesting and livelier if it moves around or if it zoomed in and out to various parts of space. I mean the place and the 360-degree view was so breath taking but it would be so cool if it moves.

The biography pavilion of scientists was so boring no offence because it was filled with text information on walls that we can easily find on internet and to be honest it is only seldom read by visitors. There were so many blank walls and they could have been filled with so many interesting visuals.
I would seriously recommend not to go during afternoons because it was so hot, not kidding. Also, the walk was so tiring and most of the stalls were not worth it(like boring). But some of the stalls were worth it like the Moon and the Mars pavilion. The biology pavilion was also good because it was unique and had real human organs displayed.

So, it was okay overall, but the walk( dust and hot sun is tiring to be honest. If you are planning to go, then go during the evening time, I suggest 😊

Uthara M S

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