In 2010, the Aeroseum started a project to open the aviation experience center/museum for education. In 2013, the project moved to the Aeroseum becoming a Science Center. This meant that our various workstations had to be rebuilt to meet new requirements. One of the largest and earliest workstations were those dealing with the Cold War. During the year these have started to be rebuilt. Now it turns out that the interest in this area of history was much greater than we planned for. In order to accommodate the greater interest from teachers and students (as well as ordinary visitors, students from study circles, etc.), the exhibitions must be expanded and also take advantage of the unique construction of the mountain hangar. The total number of visitors to the Aeroseum has increased greatly, partly because we have been named one of the best destinations in Western Sweden (according to www.Tripadvisor).