Overview
- Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla and Sedum chief Gladyz Butanda confirmed the full closure and start of dismantling on July 14.
- The 168-million-peso renovation will cover 2,387 m² in a state-funded, multi-phase project.
- Early works include removal of projection equipment and relocation of language classes to the Expocentro.
- Planned technological upgrades feature high-resolution laser projection, surround sound, advanced digital systems and a ScopeDome telescope.
- Later phases will introduce seven interactive tunnel rooms, a hall honoring astronaut José Hernández Moreno and expanded visitor amenities.