James Cameron may be best known as an award-winning film-maker (Avatar trilogy, Titanic, Terminator, Aliens and more) but he is also a passionate explorer and innovator of technology. He has visited the deep sea on eight occasions including a solo journey to the deepest point on Earth.
The trip to Challenger Deep was in an Australian made submersible in which James Cameron had done extensive testing.
Come along to hear about his experience and love of the ocean, how it has inspired him creatively and piqued his scientific interest in the seas.
Explore the full World Science Festival program here.
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Selected performances are professionally signed by Auslan interpreters.
A blend of bold visual design, collaborative storytelling and interactive play. An enchanting installation for children 4-8 year olds and their families.
An action-packed new show that dissects the science behind skateboarding in one phenomenal arena event.
Explore the fascinating world of space robotics with SpaceBot Science at the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium’s Cosmic Skydome.
Explore the fascinating world of space robotics with SpaceBot Science at the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium’s Cosmic Skydome.
The Day in the Life of a Scientist invites students into the Genetics Lab for a hands-on experience.
Experience the world of biomedical research as Labs Unlocked opens the doors of the Translational Research Institute.
Explore the wonders of the universe through a unique lens of Indigenous storytelling at the Planetarium.
Join experts from Griffith University’s Green Infrastructure Research Labs (GIRLS) on a walking tour around South Bank.