Artificial Reef. Under water photography exhibition
Artificial Reefs: Oases for Marine Life? underwater photographic exhibition
shows how readily man-made structures in the marine environment are
colonised by marine life.
Presented by the Western Australian Underwater Photographic Society
(WAUPS ), the exhibition is part of the FotoFreo Fringe exhibitions, which
in turn is part of the City of Fremantle, Festival of Photography – a biennial
international festival showcasing photography from around the world.
WAUPS is a non-profit organisation, which aims is to enhance the
photographic skills of members through sharing technical knowledge
and field techniques, and to promote the enjoyment and protection of the
marine environment. The organisation is a group of passionate marine
photographers, which have a range of backgrounds – if you are interested
in discovering more about WAUPS you should visit www.waups.org.au.

Full Dome Projection arrives at the GDC
We invite you to enjoy a full dome projection movie in our Cosmology Gallery. A movie about Black Holes and the science behind them will explode onto the dome of the Cosmology Gallery giving you an amazing view of our Universe. We will show the movie at 2pm Saturdays and Sundays and to Groups during the week on request.
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Professor Roy Kerr visits the GDC and helps us launch our Full Dome Projection Movies
200 students from Scotch College, Greenwood High School and Perth Modern were lucky enough to meet one of the greatest mathematicians and scientist of our time. Professor Roy Kerr is attributed with solving one of Einstein’s formulars on Relativity. After a presentation on relativity and space by Professor David Blair, Professor Kerr was available to answer students’ questions. It was inspiring to witness a dialogue between a great mind like Roy Kerr’s and young aspiring scientists full of curiosity.
In honour of Professor Kerr’s visit to the Gravity Discovery Centre, our brand new Full Dome Projection facility in the Cosmology Galery showed its first movie to the public. Students were lying on the floor of the gallery, as the universe exploded on the dome screen above them into a myriad of colour and sound telling the story of Black Holes.
We will be showing dome projection movies daily during the July school holidays! 