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"science centre" is a correct and commonly used term in written English
It refers to a facility or institution that promotes the study and understanding of science through interactive exhibits and educational programs. For example: - The school organized a field trip to the local science centre to give students a hands-on learning experience. - The science centre has a state-of-the-art planetarium that offers breathtaking shows about the universe. - The government invested in building a new science centre to stimulate interest in STEM fields among young learners. - The museum's science centre features interactive displays and demonstrations that make science fun and accessible for all ages. - As a science enthusiast, I love spending my weekends at the science centre, learning about new discoveries and advancements in various fields of study.
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science centre
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A public facility much like a museum but with exhibits, often interactive in nature, that demonstrate various scientific facts.
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2002 Designs Donald Danforth Plant and Science Centre, St Louis.
Tickets to the Science Centre cost £9.95/£7.95.
A marine science centre is located on Santa Catalina Island.
The university also operates a health science centre in Jacksonville.
A new science centre will be built at Edinburgh University, named after Professor Higgs.
10am: Launch of the white paper at the Glasgow science centre.
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This year's favourite for the £20,000 prize is Zaha Hadid's Phaeno Science Centre in Wolfsburg, Germany.
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