Norsk Teknisk Museum
Neighborhood: Greater Oslo
Phone: +47 2279 6000
Fax: +47 2279 6100
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The Museum of Science and Technology encompasses the historical development of all sorts of technology in Scandinavia. Exhibits include Norway's first car and first plane. The second floor is devoted to the development of telecommunications. The section in the basement encourages children of all ages to create their own scientific experiments. The museum contains a good souvenir shop and café.
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Dec 11th, 2007 to Dec 31st, 2009
Klima X is an exhibition with a difference, as it presents the brighter and darker side of technology. It handles topics like the effects and causes of the environmental changes owing to technological advancement and also gives solutions to most of them.
Energiutstillingen
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Witness the evolution of 'Energy in Norway' at the permanent exhibit Energiutstillingen. Take a good look of the first turbine, the first steam engine, the Francis turbine, the James Watt dampmaskin and many more stunning installations at the Norsk Teknisk Museum. Discover the interesting facts about energy like the highest energy consuming industries in Norway, the design of the generators and motors that evolved into the efficient energy generating machines of today, all at this magnificent exhibition.
Olje og gass
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
'Olje og gass' at the Norsk Teknisk Museum narrates the tale of the oil and gas industry in Norway. Huge installations that give an insight into the history of the seventh largest oil and gas producer of the world are a part of the display. The miniature of the drilling rig 'Treasure Saga' and other tools and machines on display are sure to interest every visitor.
Plast i det moderne Norge
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Learn about the new age plastics at 'Plast i det moderne Norge' at the Norsk Teknisk Museum. Get deeper insight to the hazards the environment faces because of the excessive use of this material. This permanent exhibit, focuses on the recycling and reuse of plastics that are affecting our environment. Look out for the first plastic boat in Norway, the hand operated plastic press and many other interesting installations at this unique exhibit. 'Plast i det moderne Norge' will surely influence every visitor to work towards the conservation of the environment and also guide them about the vices and virtues of this material.
Robotsenteret
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
If you have ever been intrigued by the programming of a robot, the Robot centre at the Norsk Teknisk Museum is the place you ought to visit. At this interactive exhibit, visitors especially students, are taught about the workings and functions of a robot in an interactive one hour session. A fun-filed mode of learning, this one is for all those who love exploring anything scientific.
Museum of Science & Technology
Neighborhood: Greater Oslo
Phone: +47 2279 6000
Fax: +47 2279 6100
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
The Museum of Science and Technology encompasses the historical development of all sorts of technology in Scandinavia. Exhibits include Norway's first car and first plane. The second floor is devoted to the development of telecommunications. The section in the basement encourages children of all ages to create their own scientific experiments. The museum contains a good souvenir shop and café.
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Sommer: alle dager 10:00-18:00, Vinter: Tir-Fre09:00-16:00, Lør-Søn 11:00-18:00Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara: Stay two nights, and receive the 3rd night FREE! www.SantaBarbaraCa.com/Partners
Associated Events
Klima XDec 11th, 2007 to Dec 31st, 2009
Klima X is an exhibition with a difference, as it presents the brighter and darker side of technology. It handles topics like the effects and causes of the environmental changes owing to technological advancement and also gives solutions to most of them.
Energiutstillingen
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Witness the evolution of 'Energy in Norway' at the permanent exhibit Energiutstillingen. Take a good look of the first turbine, the first steam engine, the Francis turbine, the James Watt dampmaskin and many more stunning installations at the Norsk Teknisk Museum. Discover the interesting facts about energy like the highest energy consuming industries in Norway, the design of the generators and motors that evolved into the efficient energy generating machines of today, all at this magnificent exhibition.
Olje og gass
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
'Olje og gass' at the Norsk Teknisk Museum narrates the tale of the oil and gas industry in Norway. Huge installations that give an insight into the history of the seventh largest oil and gas producer of the world are a part of the display. The miniature of the drilling rig 'Treasure Saga' and other tools and machines on display are sure to interest every visitor.
Plast i det moderne Norge
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Learn about the new age plastics at 'Plast i det moderne Norge' at the Norsk Teknisk Museum. Get deeper insight to the hazards the environment faces because of the excessive use of this material. This permanent exhibit, focuses on the recycling and reuse of plastics that are affecting our environment. Look out for the first plastic boat in Norway, the hand operated plastic press and many other interesting installations at this unique exhibit. 'Plast i det moderne Norge' will surely influence every visitor to work towards the conservation of the environment and also guide them about the vices and virtues of this material.
Robotsenteret
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
If you have ever been intrigued by the programming of a robot, the Robot centre at the Norsk Teknisk Museum is the place you ought to visit. At this interactive exhibit, visitors especially students, are taught about the workings and functions of a robot in an interactive one hour session. A fun-filed mode of learning, this one is for all those who love exploring anything scientific.
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