Yume 2kki:Grand Scientific Museum

Grand Scientific Museum
	; The forefront of scientific advancement within a world of dreams.
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)	科学展; 科学展
Effects	None
Events	None
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	Misty Bridges
BGM	2_51 (Transmission tower path)owari3 (Main area)bgm012 (Observatory at night)
Map ID	0971, 0972, 0973, 0974, 0975
Primary Author	noildoof
Contributing Author(s)	shigurin
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	The Pleiades

[[Category:noildoof]] The Grand Scientific Museum is an area accessible from the Misty Bridges.

Features

The area starts off in a dark, dreary place with vegetation bordering the area, and a harmless Black Slime lurking the border's exterior. At the top of the ladder is a platform with a passage to a small room with tanks and a switch, which turns the lights on upon interaction. Exiting the room with the lights on will take you to the museum's lobby.

In the lobby, there are doors that lead to different exhibits, with the sixth door, which is a gate leading to the Tropical Jungle. Inside each room, you can find various points of interest:

Second door from the entrance - Inside this room is an entomological exhibit, where the northernmost wall has various insects framed in.
Third door from the entrance - This room houses a dinosaur fossil, illuminated by four lights.
Fourth door from the entrance - In this room is the observatory, where there is a gigantic telescope right near two golden models of Saturn and the moon, as well as a lightswitch. Using the telescope with the lights on will give a view of the moon's surface, and a view of Pleiades when the lights are off. Heading to the northern edges of this area will make the camera pan upwards, showing the observatory's window.
Fifth door from the entrance - Inside this room is the library, a relatively large room compared to the rest.
Seventh door from the entrance - Inside is a large window giving a glimpse of the jungle, with a dinosaur standing on the lake.
Eighth door from the entrance - This room is an office, where the wall has maps posted around the place. In the desk is a magnifying glass and some pieces of paper, along with a globe right next to the desk.

Tropical Jungle

A vast and lush environment with towering trees and various other vegetation, as well as some lakes, the Tropical Jungle is inhabited by some wildlife, as well as a spiral-necked dinosaur similar to the one in the museum's window. There is a passage in the south-most section of this area, which is currently blocked by a traffic cone.