"The museum aims to offer the public a glimpse into its years-long efforts to rebuild and preview the exhibitions planned for the full reopening, currently scheduled for 2028."
"The Bendegó meteorite, a cornerstone of the museum's collection, has been installed at the centre of this newly restored room, showcasing the collection's legacy."
The National Museum of Brazil is set to temporarily reopen selected galleries this month after a disastrous fire in 2018 destroyed much of its collection. The partial reopening will feature guided tours of three exhibits from June 5 until the end of July, showcasing the museum's restoration efforts and some recovered artifacts. Highlights include the Bendegó meteorite and a suspended sperm whale skeleton. The comprehensive reconstruction is set to continue until 2028, with funding of over $90 million allocated for the project.
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