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Regional Science Centre Visit on Nobel Prize Day – 10 December 2025
On 10 December 2025, on the meaningful occasion of Nobel Prize Day, a one-day educational visit was organised to the Regional Science Centre. The visit proved to be an enriching blend of scientific knowledge, visual learning, and live experimentation. With the guidance of an expert instructor, the learners explored five major galleries, each narrating a unique story of discovery, evolution, and human innovation.
🌊 Marine Aquatic Gallery: Life Beneath the Salty Waters
The journey began at the Marine Aquatic Gallery, where the mysteries of marine life unfolded vividly. The gallery displayed a wide variety of salt-water fish and aquatic organisms, offering insights into their habitats and survival patterns.
A fascinating section traced the evolution of marine life—from the formation of Earth to the present era. The evolutionary journey of creatures such as starfish and octopus highlighted nature’s adaptability and complexity, making the gallery both informative and visually captivating.
🧬 Bio-Science Gallery: The Story of Life and Evolution
The Bio-Science Gallery focused on the evolution of living organisms, especially the development of human beings. Through models and charts, the gallery explained how life evolved gradually—from simple organisms and insects to complex mammals and finally humans.
The presence of various animal models helped in understanding biological diversity and the interconnectedness of life forms, reinforcing Darwinian ideas of evolution in a simple and engaging manner.
⚙️ Electro-Mechanics Gallery: Powering the Modern World
The Electro-Mechanics Gallery introduced the fundamentals of electricity and mechanical innovation. Visitors learned about how electricity was discovered and how it transformed human life.
Several working models demonstrated scientific principles, allowing learners to experience live experiments, which made abstract concepts tangible and exciting.
🚗 Automobile Gallery: From Chakra to Engine
The Automobile Gallery showcased the remarkable journey of transportation. Starting from the invention of the wheel (chakra), the gallery illustrated how vehicles evolved over time.
Models of bicycles, motorcycles, and four-wheeler engines demonstrated technological progress and engineering excellence, highlighting how innovation continuously reshapes mobility.
🏅 Nobel Prize Gallery (Physiology or Medicine): Celebrating Human Excellence
The visit concluded with the inspiring Nobel Prize Gallery, dedicated to the field of Physiology or Medicine. The gallery displayed statues and detailed information about Nobel laureates and their groundbreaking contributions to humanity.
Special attention was drawn to Rabindranath Tagore, the only Indian poet to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature (1913), reminding visitors of India’s contribution to global intellectual heritage.
The gallery also explained the origin of the Nobel Prize, established through the will of Alfred Nobel in 1895. The first Nobel Prizes were awarded in 1901, with Emil von Behring being the first laureate in Physiology or Medicine. The display further acknowledged the most recent Nobel laureates, emphasizing how scientific research continues to shape the future of healthcare and human well-being.
Learning Beyond Classrooms
This one-day visit to the Regional Science Centre was an enlightening experience that blended theory with practice. The knowledgeable guide played a crucial role in explaining each gallery, making complex ideas accessible and engaging.
Celebrating science on Nobel Prize Day added symbolic value to the visit, inspiring learners to appreciate innovation, curiosity, and the relentless human quest for knowledge. The experience truly demonstrated that science is not confined to textbooks—it lives, evolves, and inspires.
