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Glasgow Science Centre, on the south bank of the River Clyde, comprises of three principal buildings which are the Science Mall, an IMAX cinema and the Glasgow Tower.
Opened to the public in June 2001, the Science Centre is part of the on-going redevelopment of Pacific Quay, an area which was once a cargo port known as Prince's Dock.
The centre was built at a cost of around ?75million, including ?10million for Glasgow Tower.
The Science Mall is a titanium-clad crescent shape structure that houses three floors of over 250 interactive science-learning exhibits, a Science Show Theatre and the Glasgow Science Centre Planetarium.
At 127 metres high, Glasgow Tower is currently the tallest tower in Scotland and the second tallest free-standing structure after the Inverkip Power Station chimney.
It also holds a Guinness World Record for being the tallest tower in the world capable of rotating 360 degrees from its base to its top.
It is shaped like an aerofoil (as if an aircraft wing had been set in the ground vertically), with computer-controlled motors to turn it into the wind in order to reduce wind resistance.
Completed in 2001, the tower has been plagued by safety and engineering problems throughout its history.
Problems with the Nigerian-made thrust bearing on which it rotates led to it being closed between February 2002 and August 2004.
On 30 January 2005, ten people were trapped in the lifts and only rescued after five hours.
Following the incident, the tower re-opened again on December 21, 2006.
I'm glad to say it is currently open to the public and, having been to the top with my family, I can say that the view along the Clyde and over Glasgow is absolutely stunning.

Ahhhhh finally i'm home! My first exam today went well... but.. i'll get the result at 29th of january so i have to wait for a while! Thursday i got my last science exame... very exciting!

When i'm ready with it... i'll have more time to make photo's;) yayyy!!

thnx for your prayings:)