Heureka science center

Heureka is a Finnish science center in Vantaa, Finland, north of Helsinki, structured by Heikkinen – Komonen Architects. The point of the science center, which opened its ways to people in general in 1989, is to promote logical data and to build up the strategies used to show science and logical ideas. The name 'Heureka' in English alludes to the Greek outcry, apparently expressed by Archimedes, to signify "I've thought that it was!" made a disclosure.

The Science Center Heureka highlights both indoor and open air intuitive shows with displays that empower guests to freely test various ideas and thoughts. There is likewise an advanced planetarium with 135 seats. The Heureka Science Center is a non-benefit association kept running by the Finnish Science Center Foundation. The Finnish Science Center Foundation is an extensively based co-activity association that incorporates the Finnish academic network, instruction area, exchange and industry, and national and neighborhood government.

The ten foundation associations of the Foundation support, create and effectively partake in the exercises of Heureka. The establishment's most astounding body is the Board of Trustees, whose choices are actualized by the Governing Board. Regular exercises are the duty of Heureka's Director helped by a supervisory group and other staff.