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近年来,随着科学技术的飞速发展,科技馆事业也在世界范围内出现了蓬勃发展的局面。目前,全世界科技馆总数已达九百多座,影响面日益扩大。日本的《博览馆研究》杂志对全国四百九十二所较大博物馆的年观众量作了连续五年的统计,结果表明,科技类博物馆(包括自然博物馆)年观众流量大大超过了历史、美术等其它类博物馆。这正反映了现代社会的发展需要。第一次产业革命以后,英、法等国出现了世界上第一批科技馆,到第二次世界大战以前,全世界已有二、三百座。进入五十年代以后,科技馆数量有了惊人的增长,如美国科技馆中有2％是五十年代以来建的,日本更多,达到93％,其他发达国家如英国、加拿大、联邦德国等情况也都大致差不多,就连阿根廷、
In recent years, with the rapid development of science and technology, the cause of science and technology museums have also experienced a thriving worldwide development. At present, the total number of science and technology museums in the world has reached over 900, with an ever-increasing impact. Japan’s Museum of Museum Research conducted a series of five-year statistics on the annual audiences of the 492 largest museums in the country. The results show that the annual flow of visitors to science and technology museums (including the Museum of Nature) far exceeds the historical, Art and other museums. This reflects the development needs of modern society. After the first industrial revolution, Britain, France and other countries appeared in the world’s first batch of science and technology museums. By the time of World War II, there were two or three hundred in the world. Since the 1950s, the number of science and technology museums has witnessed dramatic growth. For example, 2% of the science and technology museums in the United States have been built since the 1950s, and Japan has more to reach 93%. Other developed countries such as Britain, Canada, the Federal Republic of Germany, etc. The situation is similar to almost, even Argentina,