Space Science Exhibition Hall Introduction: The exhibition hall introduces ancient astronomy and modern astronomy. The ancient astronomy exhibit contains records of Chinese astronomers observing the Taurus supernova explosion in 1054. It is known as a treasure of high-energy astrophysics and is a precious material for studying celestial bodies. There are also ancient Western astronomical relics, such as the stone pillars in England, the pyramids in Egypt, the Nazca Plain in Peru, the Dunhuang star map, one of the oldest existing star maps, and various ancient astronomical instruments. In the modern astronomy display, in addition to general astronomical phenomena, it also introduces the history of rocket development and modern space exploration technology, and displays models of space shuttles, spacecraft closed cabin Pioneer 10, etc.