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Hong Kong Space Museum Launches "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel" Sky Show Tomorrow

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Hong Kong Space Museum Launches "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel" Sky Show Tomorrow
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Hong Kong Space Museum Launches "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel" Sky Show Tomorrow

2026-05-14 15:00 Last Updated At:05-15 10:21

Hong Kong Space Museum to launch new sky show "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel"

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). This is China's first space-filmed full-dome movie, shot by Chinese astronauts Zhai Zhigang, Wang Yaping and Ye Guangfu. It takes audiences on board the Shenzhou-13 spacecraft on a journey to the Tiangong Space Station, pursuing the dream of space exploration.

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The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the space station offering Chinese delicacies, such as dumplings and spicy duck, to satisfy the astronauts' taste preferences and nutritional needs. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the space station offering Chinese delicacies, such as dumplings and spicy duck, to satisfy the astronauts' taste preferences and nutritional needs. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). To alleviate muscle atrophy and osteoporosis caused by long-term weightlessness, astronauts must maintain a regular exercise routine to stay in good shape. Photo shows astronaut Zhai Zhigang exercising. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). To alleviate muscle atrophy and osteoporosis caused by long-term weightlessness, astronauts must maintain a regular exercise routine to stay in good shape. Photo shows astronaut Zhai Zhigang exercising. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The astronauts undertook a six-month mission at the Tiangong Space Station and celebrated the Chinese New Year in space for the first time. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The astronauts undertook a six-month mission at the Tiangong Space Station and celebrated the Chinese New Year in space for the first time. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The three astronauts worked together to complete the Shenzhou-13 mission which included two spacewalks. Photo shows the historic moment of an astronaut carrying out extravehicular activities. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The three astronauts worked together to complete the Shenzhou-13 mission which included two spacewalks. Photo shows the historic moment of an astronaut carrying out extravehicular activities. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The Tiangong Space Station uses a water recycling system to efficiently recover astronauts' sweat and urine to solve the challenge of water resources in space. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The Tiangong Space Station uses a water recycling system to efficiently recover astronauts' sweat and urine to solve the challenge of water resources in space. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the Tianhe Core Module, which supports the rendezvous and docking of various spacecraft and is vital for managing and controlling the operations of the space station. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the Tianhe Core Module, which supports the rendezvous and docking of various spacecraft and is vital for managing and controlling the operations of the space station. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the Tiangong Space Station, which consists of the Tianhe Core Module, Wentian Lab Module and Mengtian Lab Module. It serves as China's comprehensive base for space science experiments and a safe, habitable "space home". Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the Tiangong Space Station, which consists of the Tianhe Core Module, Wentian Lab Module and Mengtian Lab Module. It serves as China's comprehensive base for space science experiments and a safe, habitable "space home". Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

On October 16, 2021, the three astronauts went aboard Shenzhou-13 to the Tiangong Space Station, where they stationed and began their six-month space mission. Through the cameras operated by the astronauts, audiences will be enthralled by an immersive journey, piercing through the atmosphere, understanding daily life and work at the space station, and marvelling at the shimmering sea of city lights during a glimpse of our magnificent blue planet from a unique perspective.

Enhanced with computer animation, the show presents various stages of the in-orbit assembly of the Tiangong Space Station and recreates the docking process of the Shenzhou spacecraft with the Tianhe Core Module. Audiences will also witness the historic moment when Wang Yaping became the first Chinese female astronaut to walk in space as she successfully completed her extravehicular mission.

The 28-minute show will be run until February 14, 2027. Screening times are 3.30pm and 8pm on weekdays, and 2pm and 6.30pm on weekends and public holidays. Tickets priced at $30 (front stalls) and $40 (stalls) are now available at the Hong Kong Space Museum Box Office and URBTIX (www.urbtix.hk). For details of the show, please visithk.space.museum/en/web/spm/shows/sky-show/shenzhou-13.html.

The Hong Kong Space Museum, located at 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, is closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays).

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the space station offering Chinese delicacies, such as dumplings and spicy duck, to satisfy the astronauts' taste preferences and nutritional needs. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the space station offering Chinese delicacies, such as dumplings and spicy duck, to satisfy the astronauts' taste preferences and nutritional needs. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). To alleviate muscle atrophy and osteoporosis caused by long-term weightlessness, astronauts must maintain a regular exercise routine to stay in good shape. Photo shows astronaut Zhai Zhigang exercising. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). To alleviate muscle atrophy and osteoporosis caused by long-term weightlessness, astronauts must maintain a regular exercise routine to stay in good shape. Photo shows astronaut Zhai Zhigang exercising. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The astronauts undertook a six-month mission at the Tiangong Space Station and celebrated the Chinese New Year in space for the first time. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The astronauts undertook a six-month mission at the Tiangong Space Station and celebrated the Chinese New Year in space for the first time. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The three astronauts worked together to complete the Shenzhou-13 mission which included two spacewalks. Photo shows the historic moment of an astronaut carrying out extravehicular activities. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The three astronauts worked together to complete the Shenzhou-13 mission which included two spacewalks. Photo shows the historic moment of an astronaut carrying out extravehicular activities. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The Tiangong Space Station uses a water recycling system to efficiently recover astronauts' sweat and urine to solve the challenge of water resources in space. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). The Tiangong Space Station uses a water recycling system to efficiently recover astronauts' sweat and urine to solve the challenge of water resources in space. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the Tianhe Core Module, which supports the rendezvous and docking of various spacecraft and is vital for managing and controlling the operations of the space station. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the Tianhe Core Module, which supports the rendezvous and docking of various spacecraft and is vital for managing and controlling the operations of the space station. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the Tiangong Space Station, which consists of the Tianhe Core Module, Wentian Lab Module and Mengtian Lab Module. It serves as China's comprehensive base for space science experiments and a safe, habitable "space home". Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Space Museum will launch a new sky show, "Shenzhou 13 - Space Travel", at its Space Theatre from tomorrow (May 15). Photo shows the Tiangong Space Station, which consists of the Tianhe Core Module, Wentian Lab Module and Mengtian Lab Module. It serves as China's comprehensive base for space science experiments and a safe, habitable "space home". Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST congratulates Hong Kong, China athletes on winning nine more medals today in Asian Para Games

The Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, Miss Rosanna Law, today (October 22) extended her congratulations to swimming athlete Chan Yui-lam on winning a gold medal in Women's 100m Butterfly S14 at the 5th Asian Para Games, bringing the Hong Kong, China delegation its second gold medal of the Games.

Miss Law also congratulated fencing athletes Fan Pui-shan, Lam Ka-man, Tong Nga-ting and Yu Chui-yee on winning a silver medal in Women's Epee Team; table tennis athletes Lam Yan-yu and Wong Hon-lam on winning a silver medal in Mixed doubles - Class XD20; swimming athlete Lau Chiu-yee on winning a bronze medal in Women's 100m Butterfly S14; swimming athletes Cheung Tsun-lok, Wong Hon-yin, Chan Yui-lam and Lau Chiu-yee on winning a bronze medal in Mixed 4x100m Freestyle S14; table tennis athletes Tong Chi-ming and Wong Yue-ching on winning a bronze medal in Mixed doubles - Class XD14; table tennis athletes Yuen King-shing, Wong Ting-ting, Wan Wai-lok and Wong Pui-kei on winning two bronze medals in Mixed doubles - Class XD22 respectively; and badminton athlete Chu Man-kai on winning a bronze medal in Men's Singles SH6.

Miss Law said, "The Hong Kong, China delegation secured nine more medals today. Competing in the butterfly stroke event today, Chan Yui-lam successfully defended her title and won the gold medal at the Asian Para Games for the third consecutive time, demonstrating her top-tier strength. Her teammate, Lau Chiu-yee, maintained a steady performance to win the bronze medal in the same event and they stood side by side on the podium. The two female athletes later teamed up with Cheung Tsun-lok and Wong Hon-yin to sprint all out in the mixed relay, joining forces to win the bronze medal. Fan Pui-shan, Lam Ka-man, Tong Nga-ting and Yu Chui-yee gave their all and fought to the very end, adding a silver medal to the fencing team. The table tennis team delivered stellar performances in the mixed doubles events; Lam Yan-yu, Wong Hon-lam, Tong Chi-ming, Wong Yue-ching, Yuen King-shing, Wong Ting-ting, Wan Wai-lok and Wong Pui-kei demonstrated superb skills and tenacity, capturing one silver and three bronze medals, a total of four medals, in a single day. Chu Man-kai fought hard against his opponent to secure the bronze medal for the badminton team. With the Hong Kong, China delegation continuing to deliver encouraging news of success, we look forward to our athletes keeping up the momentum and achieving good results."

The Hong Kong, China Delegation has so far won 30 medals, namely two gold, 10 silver and 18 bronze medals, at the Asian Para Games. The newly added nine medals are as follows:

Gold medal

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Swimming: Women's 100m Butterfly S14

Chan Yui-lam

Silver medals

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Fencing: Women's Epee Team

Fan Pui-shan, Lam Ka-man, Tong Nga-ting, Yu Chui-yee

Table Tennis: Mixed doubles - Class XD20

Lam Yan-yu, Wong Hon-lam

Bronze medals

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Swimming: Women's 100m Butterfly S14

Lau Chiu-yee

Swimming: Mixed 4x100m Freestyle S14

Cheung Tsun-lok, Wong Hon-yin, Chan Yui-lam, Lau Chiu-yee

Table Tennis: Mixed doubles - Class XD14

Tong Chi-ming, Wong Yue-ching

Table Tennis: Mixed doubles - Class XD22

Yuen King-shing, Wong Ting-ting

Wan Wai-lok, Wong Pui-kei

Badminton: Men's Singles SH6

Chu Man-kai

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