1	King Hussein Science Garden By a generous donation from his excellency Sheik Khaled Ben Ali Altorky
2	Project Goals To establish the first national science garden in Jordan that attracts students and the general public, provoking and stimulating their interests in learning science and technology; the most important fields of knowledge in contemporary life, and most needed for our country’s progress and advancement in the 21^st century.
3	Project Goals, Cont. To provide local schools with opportunities for extracurricular activities; in science & mathematics programs, enriching the imagination, vision, and knowledge of teachers and students, in a stimulating and exciting natural atmosphere.
4	Project Goals, Cont. Highlighting and enhancing the spirit of innovation at the national level of expertise and local industry. Therefore the Garden layout and architecture, and every piece of equipment and/or apparatus of the exhibits are to be completely designed and manufactured by Jordanian engineers, scientists and technicians from local institutions and companies.
5	Project Goal / Feasibility Consequently sticking to allocated budget and reducing the cost of this national project by many orders of magnitude compared with similar projects executed in other Arab countries by foreign expertise.
6	General Layout Plan
7	Guidelines & Design Aspects The overall design and selection of the Garden layout and exhibits were manipulated and decided by considering the following five aspects and guidelines :
8	1- Preserving natural landscape the layout plan was made according to the natural landscape of the Garden area, with NO elimination of existing trees allowed. Also keeping the needed tiled areas to a minimum and maximizing natural green areas for more trees to be planted.
9	2- Limited Water Resources Optimization of the designs of water pools and channels so as to limit the use of water and reduce waste and evaporation. Also natural oxidation and recycling processes are introduced. Even though water has an apparent presence in the Garden, where water pools are distributed among the major sections of the Garden.
10	3- Diversity of the Exhibits The exhibits and galleries in the Garden were selected to cover a wide range of the science phenomena, math & technological applications. Distributed into different zones; named using common sense; and directly according to the phenomena being demonstrated by the exhibits. With concentration on the outdoor activities to exploit the natural atmosphere intended in this learning process.
11	4- Simple & Informative The exhibits and galleries in the Garden were chosen to be of clear and simple design, easy to comprehend and operate by the visitor. Black boxes were eliminated (as possible) from the exhibits designs. Each exhibit is to be accompanied with a plateau explaining the scientific phenomena and instructing the user for the operation of the exhibit; using down to earth simple language, in both Arabic and English.
12	5- Limitation of Budget Considering the guidelines and design aspects above also contributed much in reducing the costs of the Garden infrastructure, civil works and exhibits used. Therefore the project cost will hopefully be kept within the allocated budget.
13	Exhibition Zones, Galleries and Main Facilities of the Garden: (A) Main Entrance and Lobby (B) Sound Waves Zone (C) Water Works Zone (D) Earth and Astronomy Zone (E) Mathematics Zone (F) Mechanical Waves and Harmony (G) Sun Light and Energy Zone (H) Forces and Motion Zone (I) Circular Motion Zone (J) Indoor Zone (K) Meteorology Station Zone (L) Children Play and Learn Zone (M) Recreational Area (N) Botany Garden & Natural pool (O) You Can Do It at Home Exhibits (P) Technology Exhibits Zone
14	Main Entrance and Lobby Area Ticket Window Information & Brochures Window Show Room & Indoor Exhibits Foucalt Pendulum Scaled Model of the Garden Geology Gallery
15	Sound Waves Zone Sound Wave Mirrors The Ambient Noise Tubes Sound Communications Pipes Sound Delay Hose Doppler Effect in Sound Metal Sound Bars Sound Echo Tube Music Rock
16	Water Works Zone The Archimedean Spiral Archimedes Buoyancy Principle Water Turbine Cartesian Divers Water Cyclone Water Centrifuge Water Bubbles
17	Earth and Astronomy Zone Earth Model Solar System Model Sundial Clock Out of Earth Swing The No-gravity Walk Astronauts Gyro Simulator
18	Mathematics Zone Geometrical Shapes & Volumes Pythagorean Theory Triangle Trigonometric Unit Circle Natural Number p Derivation Circle Cartesian Coordinates Polar Coordinates Spherical Coordinates Math Integration Model Natural Distribution Apparatus
19	Mechanical Waves & Harmony Resonant Pendulum Harmonic Draw Pendulums Simple Pop Pendulum Chaotic Pendulum Five Ball Pendulum Coupled Pendulums Torsion Pendulum Resonance Bars Transverse Waves on a String Water Wave Projector Mechanical Wave Machine Water Wave Channel
20	Sun Light & Energy Zone Rainbow Pool Solar Tower Model Solar Furnace Solar Water Heater Reflections in Mirrors Soap Bubbles Area Photovoltaic Water Fountain Hydrogen Fuel Cell
21	Forces and Motion Zone Gravitational Force Apparatus Balls Canon Projectiles Path Hydraulic Press Lever System Bernoulli Principle, Wing Model 5-Ball Collision App. Pulley System Toothed Gear System
22	Circular Motion Zone Rotating Disk (stool) Double Gyroscope Direction Gyroscope Set of Gyro Wheels Motor Driven Gyro Centripetal Force Moment of Inertia Tracks Racing Balls Tracks Maxwell Flywheel Wind Turbine
23	Indoor Exhibitions Zone Electricity, Electronics & computer Technology Section Biology Models Gallery Section
24	Meteorology Station Zone Meteorology Weather Station with different measuring instruments; already exists in the Garden.
25	Children Play & Learn Zone Balance Platform Catenary Bridge Building Blocks The Impossible Route Wooden Building Blocks Spaceship Model Wooden Tower Swings Seesaws Simple Geometrical Shapes
26	Recreational Area Cafeteria Science & Mathematics Gallery
27	Botany Garden & Natural Pool Contains plants and trees of different types and families. Along with the natural water pool with oxidation cycle.
28	You Can Do It @ Home Exhibits A set of about 120 different simple experiment or demonstration set-ups; that could be replicated by the visitor at home or in school. To be exhibited and demonstrated to the visitors at any appropriate section in the Garden or in the show room of the entry area.
29	Technology Exhibits Zone Open Car Model Car Engine Section Models Airplane International Space Station Model Satellite Model Submarine Model
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31	Estimated Cost for the Project Landscaping and construction JD 75,000 Green Areas and Gardening JD 8,000 Exhibits & Galleries Costs JD 80,000 Literature and Promotional activities JD 5,000 Miscellaneous expenses & salaries JD 20,000 Total Estimated Cost JD 188,000