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The Australian War Memorial ( The Australian War Memorial is a national memorial to all Commonwealth armed forces and support organisations that have died or fought in the Australian War, founded in 1941 and located in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory.

The Australian War Memorial was opened to the public in 1914. It was opened to the public in 1914 and is widely regarded as one of the most important world heritage sites of its kind. The Australian War Memorial consists of three parts: the Hall of Remembrance of the Unknown Australian Soldier, the Memorial Gallery and the Research Centre. There is also an outdoor sculpture garden outside the memorial, which is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. except on Christmas Day.

The Australian War Memorial is divided into three sections: the Hall of Remembrance, the Tomb of the Unknown Heroes and the War Records Research Centre, where you can learn about the famous people and events that shaped Australia, the history of Australia's various wars, reflect on the lasting effects of war, and even experience for yourself You can even experience the "Great War in the Air", see some of the world's most important military artifacts, and watch a short film by a famous director.

Australia's official world war historian, Charles Bean, first conceived the idea of a memorial to Australian soldiers when he was in France observing the 1916 war. The Australian War Records Section was established in May 1917 to ensure that records of the war were preserved. The records and artefacts were first exhibited in Melbourne and then in Canberra, and the 1927 architectural design competition did not produce a winning entry. However, two entrants, Sydney architects Emil Sodersten and John Crust, were encouraged to design jointly. The scope of the project was limited to a limited budget and the effects of the Great Depression.

The Museum of Brisbane is an Australian museum that opened in 2003 and is located in the heart of Brisbane, displaying exhibitions related to Brisbane's history. The Museum of Brisbane publishes information on opening hours, transportation, and events.

International Astronautical Congress (IAC) The International Astronautical Congress (IAC) is an annual conference organized by members of the International Astronautical Federation (IAF), created in 1951 to promote dialogue among scientists worldwide and to support international cooperation in all areas of space-related activities.

The International Astronautical Congress (IAC) has been held for The IAC has been held for 66 consecutive years and is the world's most prestigious event in the space industry. The IAF is a high level, large scale, wide impact, commercial value, IAF is 246 members from 62 countries, including space agencies, companies, social groups, associations and societies and other major members.

The International Astronautical Congress has a wide variety of sessions, including technical breakout sessions, highlight reports, and progress reports, covering the areas of space science and exploration, space applications and operations, space technology, space infrastructure, and space and society. Each conference attracts government officials, entrepreneurs, scientists, students and media from around the world.

The Australian-Chinese History Museum (Chinese The Chinese useum is a unique tourist attraction in Melbourne's Chinatown, built at the initiative of Don Duhstan, and showcases the hardships and entrepreneurial experiences of early Chinese immigrants in Australia in a variety of ways.

Building an Australian-Chinese history museum to showcase Chinese history The proposal to build an Australian-Chinese history museum to showcase Chinese history was first proposed by a respected Australian, Don Duhstan, Chairman of the Victorian Tourism Authority. After receiving strong response and support from all sectors of the community, the Victorian government donated 240,000 Australian dollars, and then purchased an old warehouse building built in 1890 in Melbourne's Chinatown as the site of the museum, after more than a year of renovation, preparation, and officially opened to the public in November 1985.

The AHM is mainly used to collect, study and exhibit the historical relics of the early Chinese in Australia, and a pair of huge stone lions in front of the AHM embodies the traditional Chinese architectural style. The AHM has five floors of galleries, including the Chinatown Visitor Centre, the Dragon Gallery, the Gold Rush Gallery on the ground floor, a gallery of over 200 years of Chinese history in Australia, and a gallery of stories of people from the Asia Pacific region who settled here from the 1950s onwards.

In the gallery, thousands of artifacts and ancillary exhibits are neatly displayed, including early Chinese clothing, labor tools, tableware, furniture, household items, and more. Artifacts include historical photographs, news papers, diaries, letters, books, account books, and various crafts. Audiovisual materials include audio and video tapes of their own history. Almost every exhibit is illustrated with Chinese and English characters, making it easy for visitors to understand the origin, age and meaning of the exhibits.

Gold Rush Exhibition: The museum's basement level recreates the 19th century Chinese encounter with gold in the Australian gold mines. You will see winding shafts and an elaborate model of a gold mine, all of which will allow you to immerse yourself in the adventures of those gold seekers. Afterwards, you can ask for fortune at the Guan Gong Temple (Guan Gong was a famous general in ancient China and was worshipped as a god). You can also have fun watching a Cantonese opera in a tent theater and see how the gold seekers won money by buying Chinese lottery tickets.

Melbourne's Chinese Dragon: The Millennium Dragon of the Melbourne Dragon Society hovers from the first floor to the ground floor, as if it were in hibernation, awaiting the arrival of the Spring Festival (January-February) and the Momba Festival (March). Three Chinese parading dragons, which have been parading through the streets of Melbourne for almost a century, are on display at the Australian Chinese History Museum, reflecting one of the centuries-old traditions of the Chinese community in Melbourne. The Millennium Dragon is the largest parade dragon in the world, standing upright at over three meters tall, and it takes eight people to support its head alone. The dragon is surrounded by costumes, banners, lanterns and lion dancers, making it a must-see! You can learn more about the importance of the dragon dance in the Chinese community in Australia by watching the video below.

Chinese History and Culture: This gallery showcases the Australian-Chinese Museum's antique collection of Chinese textiles and artifacts, highlighting the long-standing relationship between Australian and Chinese cultures. One of the highlights of the gallery is the story of the Qing Dynasty wooden bed and Australia.

On the same level, the Chinese Language and Culture Experience Center provides a multi-media environment for visitors to experience and learn about Chinese history and culture. Topics include Chinese scenery, musical instruments, ideas, inventions and paper-cutting crafts.

Australian Chinese History: The fourth floor of the museum showcases the history and culture of the Chinese in Australia. The exhibition tells the story of the Chinese in Australia, from the arrival of the first generation of Chinese and their descendants in the 19th century to the present day immigration situation.

It also tells the story of the Chinese community from the earliest friendship groups formed for mutual aid to the social and sporting clubs formed in the 20th century. Through the exhibition you can learn about the careers of Chinese people, their social and family life, and the societies they have organised, and realise that Chinese people have become an integral part of Australia.

Past Revisited (Stories of Recent Migrants) explores the complexities of identity through the personal experiences of Chinese people who have migrated to Australia from China, Cambodia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Indonesia, Timor-Leste and Vietnam. The exhibition highlights the changes in the economic, social and political landscape of the world over the past 50 years. Over the past fifty years, more than half a million Chinese have migrated to Australia, creating the multicultural society that it is today.

The Lifted Brow The Lifted Brow is a general literary magazine in Australia. They are a non-profit, literary magazine focused on publishing long-form documentary literature and fiction, reviews, artwork, comics, music, and more. The organization was founded by Ronnie Scott in 2007.

Although its cover, format, etc. are all very traditional, the content of the Although its cover, format, and so on, are apparently very traditional, but the content of the creativity and the degree of weirdness is much higher than other similar magazines, non-fiction original articles of the year, it is worth going to the official website to take a look.

FireBallsinTheSky: Online Meteorite Technology is a technology website dedicated to meteorites in outer space, founded by Curtin University in Australia, sharing data on meteorite orbits in space, meteorite photography, meteorite research, and other related technology data.

The app uses sensors to acquire Data and use the smartphone to record all the details, when you look up at the stars suddenly found a meteor shower, you can use this mobile application to record, the application will automatically identify your location, height and orientation of the meteor, the user can also add the scene at the time of the brightness, color, speed and other related information, the valuable data submitted to the Curtin University of Science and Technology scientists and engineering The user can also add information about the brightness, color, speed, etc., and submit this valuable information to scientists and engineers at Curtin University of Technology to help them obtain valuable information about the meteors.

Of course your action is rewarded, through the application you can get the latest field trip information and precious pictures, these pictures are very precious high-definition images, are obtained through high-definition photographic equipment, with this mobile application as long as you shoot the meteor information, it will The team can calculate where it comes from and send back information to you. The Meteors in Space project is a science project for all people, allowing the public to collaborate and participate in the discussion.

Meteorites are the oldest rocks in existence: the only surviving physical record of the formation and evolution of the solar system. They sample hundreds of different heavenly bodies. Potentially, meteorites offer a direct route to understanding our origins. The Desert Fireball Network (or DFN for short) is designed to provide that data. Meteorites generate a fireball as they come through the atmosphere - you may even have seen one of these yourself. DFN is a network of digital cameras in the outback desert of Australia which capture photographs of the night sky. By making networked observations of the fireball we can triangulate its trajectory, track the rock forward to where it lands, and back, to where it came from in the solar system. More and more cameras are being added to the DFN as the project expands. DFN researchers will then go out and recover the meteorite. Knowing where the meteorite came from, and what it is made of, will help us to address some of the biggest questions in planetary science: how our planetary system came into Knowing where the meteorite came from, and what it is made of, will help us to address some of the biggest questions in planetary science: how our planetary system came into being, and how dust and gas produced a planet capable of supporting life - our Earth.

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Fireballs in the Sky is a citizen science initiative that will allow the public to share the discoveries of the Desert Fireball Network. images from all our cameras, results, and blogs from the field, so that you can see a research project as it happens, provide your own data, and experience Watch this space!

TropFest:Australian Short Film is the most Founded in 1993 by Australian director John Polson, Tropfest is one of Australia's most iconic cultural events. In addition, Tropfest is the world's largest short film festival.

Tropfest is recognized for its contribution to the development of the Australian film industry. Known for its contribution to the development of the Australian film industry, the festival provides a unique platform for emerging filmmakers through its events and innovations, and provides a new and growing audience for their work.

The Tropfest Short Film Festival is free and open to the public. The festival itself combines live music, entertainment, public catering, bars, a red carpet and highly anticipated film screenings, followed by the festival's awards program.

Born 20 years ago in a cafe ('The Tropicana') in Sydney, Australia, Tropfest is now It is supported by some of the biggest names in the international film community and has received It is supported by some of the biggest names in the international film community and has received thousands of submissions for its film festivals in Australia, Tropfest Arabia in Abu Dhabi , Tropfest USA (in Las Vegas and New York.) In 2013 Tropfest premiere in New Zealand and South East Asia.

John Polsonstarted the 'Tropicana Short Film Festival' (as it was originally known) as an informal short film screening for cast, crew and friends at the Tropicana Cafe in Sydney Inspired by the turn out, John decided that a full-fledged short Inspired by the turn out, John decided that a fully-fledged short film festival was the next step.

This is the National Institute for Scientific and Industrial Research website. As one of the world's largest and most research-rich global organisations, it covers all aspects of Australian life: from the molecules that build life to those in space.

Their main work is to provide new ways to improve the quality of life, and to promote the development of the world through research and development. quality of life and promote the economic and social effects of the industrial sector through research and development. These sectors include: agribusiness, energy and transport, environment and natural resources, information, transportation and services, manufacturing, mineral resources, health, etc. The website provides information about the organization, including research, education, news, etc.

ArtAndAbout:Australia ArtAndAbout is the official website of the Sydney Festival of Australia, introducing Sydney's festival extravaganza, the largest and most attended annual cultural event in Australia.

Australia is a country with a diverse cultural heritage. Australia is a country with a multicultural heritage. The Festival of the Arts, held in Sydney every January, is a summertime celebration of classical art and pop culture with a mix of theater, dance, music, film and visual arts.

The Sydney Arts and Culture Festival expresses the sentiment that Sydneysiders love their city and are proud of it, while also attracting visitors and giving them a romantic and joyful allure and reverie. As if to promote to tourists: in Sydney, in the summer, in the beautiful January, with good wishes, come here to enjoy a happy and beautiful life!

The festival brings together world-class performing arts teams, music lovers from all over the world to bring their passionate performances, from exotic traditional music, modern music, dance, romantic movie theme songs, elegant jazz, blues and folk music, circus, and from epic plays with magnificent scenes to humorous and humorous From grand epic theater to humorous avant-garde modern drama, from musicals with diverse performance styles to well-produced traditional plays, talented artists from all over the world come here to express their passion for life and art.

SydneyoBserVatory:The Australian Sydney Observatory is located on the top of a hill called Astronomy Hill (Windmill Hill) in the heart of Sydney, and is a museum about astronomy and the only place in Sydney where astronomical phenomena can be observed.

In 1982, the government transformed the Sydney Observatory In 1982, the government transformed the Sydney Observatory into an astronomy museum with many exhibitions, including astrological tables, interactive computers and games to explain the principles of astronomy to visitors.

Visits to the Sydney Observatory can be divided into daytime visits and nighttime visits. During daytime visits, visitors can view the sky through a solar telescope, where they can appreciate the sun, the glowing stars, and even the moon and Venus. Another feature of daytime viewing is the ability to watch 3D space movies, which is also a very new and strange experience. The daytime viewing hours are from 10am to 5pm and is open year-round except for Christmas, Boxing Day and Good Friday.

Nighttime visits are an exciting experience, as visitors can view the stars through Australia's oldest lenticular refractor telescope, made in 1874, or through a computer-controlled reflecting telescope, which can view stars, double stars, star clusters, moons, planets and nebulae. Viewing times are determined by weather conditions in different months, but nighttime viewing requires advance reservations via phone or the Internet.

Sydney Observatory also supports IOS mobile applications, so you can enjoy the beautiful stars in the sky online through your cell phone.

Sydney Observatory, built in 1858, is Australia's oldest observatory and one of the most important sites in the history of national science. It is recognized as a project of "national significance" by the New South Wales Government and is on the Heritage List.

The Observatory was essential in the 19th and early 20th centuries for the study of navigation, navigation, meteorology and timekeeping, and the stars seen from the Southern Hemisphere. Until 1982 when government astronomers worked and lived in the building, the Sydney Observatory became part of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences.

Today the Observatory is a museum and public observatory with an important role in astronomy education and public telescope viewing. It contains an 187429 cm lens telescope, a 42 cm computer-controlled telescope and a hydrogen-alpha solar telescope, which can be viewed by visitors at booking sessions. There is also a virtual reality 3D space theater, astronomy, meteorology and the history of Sydney Observatory, a comfortable planetarium, lecture theatrette, souvenir store and beautiful garden exhibits.

Sydney Observatory is located in the historic Rocks area and near the world famous Sydney Harbour Bridge, easily accessible by bus, train, boat or car.

The Australian National Maritime Museum ( The Australian National Maritime Museum (ANMM) is a large museum with both outdoor and indoor exhibits, and is Sydney's premier tourist attraction, where both adults and children can have a very interesting and new experience!

The Maritime Museum is located in the main exhibition hall of the Central Building The museum is located in the main exhibition hall of the Central Building, where many ships that have weathered the stormy seas and waves are moored, and the Heritage Center, located at Pier 7 of the museum, also has a spectacular display of the 19th century ship James Craig (when the sailing ship was in port), first opened in 1991, the most exciting part of the museum is the harbor docked HMAS Vampire, HMAS Onslow and HMAS Forward, three ships. HMAS Vampire, HMAS Onslow and HMAS Forward, three decommissioned submarines, are available for viewing, with HMAS Vampire being the last of the Royal Australian Navy's large gunboats.

Step aboard the submarine and enter the wonderful world of underwater warfare; explore the last of the cannon destroyers; catch a glimpse of the amazing Spirit of Australia, the world's fastest ship, or visit Captain Cook's exploratory ship Endeavour. Captain Cook's HMB Endeavour and the Tall Ship James Craig, built in 1874 (when the ship was in port). The museum also hosts a variety of changing temporary exhibitions, and a historic fleet of ships is moored at the museum's dock.

All visitors who see it in person can't help but let out an endless stream of awe. The museum also hosts a variety of changing temporary exhibitions, and the museum dock has a historic fleet of boats. You can also participate in Kids on Deck creative activities, brainstorming art creations, science trivia and interactive games. (Start time: every Sunday or student holiday period every day, 11:00 to 15:00, the specific time to the museum to start) in the museum tired of walking, why not take a break to YOTS CAFE, taste carefully prepared, full of sea food.

The Melbourne Cup is Australia's most famous horse race, founded in 1861, and is known in Australia as the race that takes the breath away from the nation, accepting thoroughbreds aged three years and over over 3,200 metres.

The Melbourne Museum is an Australian museum located in Carlton Gardens, near the Royal Exhibition Building, an Australian World Heritage Site. The official website of the Melbourne Museum has published information on opening hours and transportation.

Eleven Mustache Month (Movember) It is a global charity event that started in 2004 to call the community's attention to men's health, especially prostate cancer, testicular cancer and depression, and was started in Melbourne, Australia by a group of 30 people who did not shave for 30 days in November to raise awareness of testicular cancer and depression.

It is said that the founders were drinking with their brothers when they Lamented the female compatriots life is too good, a small disease small disaster can get the attention of society, and men are too hard, hard work not to mention that the disease is always unwilling to express publicly, a variety of lack of care. So they initiated this activity, and men around the world have expressed their feelings.

So why do you want to grow a beard? This is because they found that the once sexy and charming moustache has no one to stay, so they gathered 30 men to grow a moustache to see if they could start a wave of moustache fashion craze. 2004, this just started to play with the mentality of the moustache campaign, attracting more and more attention, so they began to establish the Movember Foundation In 2004, the group started the Movember Foundation, which also launched a fundraising campaign to donate the money raised to the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and began funding health programs that focus on men's health.

Later Movember slowly spread to other countries and regions, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland, Spain, Finland, the Czech Republic, South Africa, the Netherlands, France and more than 20 countries and regions.

Every year, the Man of Movember, Miss Movember and Lame Movember will be selected for the year. It's the Copenhagen Tour for Two! The way to participate is to upload a photo of you with a moustache online, and then you can blow up your circle of friends and Facebook to help vote on it.