3.C. City is designed for our current global context, with climate change, rising sea levels and sinking cities challenging architecture to engage in urgent diplomacy among the species…
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Wind Works explores Meg’s relationship with the elemental qualities of the wind.
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Thriving in the Extreme is an academic conference bringing together a group of extremophiles to discuss the extreme physiological characteristics and environments they inhabit.
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In the late 1950s, the so-called ‘space race’ between the Soviet Union and USA began, and the number of space missions skyrocketed.
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In 1977, the two Voyager space probes were launched, each carrying a golden record with music, sounds, and voices from Earth — just in case.
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This exhibit showcases a design for a radically different spacesuit
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The Iron Ring explores how contaminated mining grounds may benefit from the mining of metals.
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Imagine that you live in a near future. You’re watching a planet from a space station, or looking through a microscope…
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Fifty years ago, a few minutes of blurry TV footage captivated the world as astronauts turned their cameras back on the Earth for the first time;
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This coffee cup allows astronauts to drink in space.
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Danny is probably the first person to use molten lava flowing from a volcanic vent to create sculpture, which he feels is a deeply symbolic artistic gesture.
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Roscosmoe aims to develop and design a series of experiences and bioregenerative life-support systems to assess the behavior of the photosymbiotic marine worm Symsagittifera roscoffensis in a variety of gravitational environments.
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Styrofoam (expanded polystyrene) is a difficult-to-recycle component of the global waste stream, and a major element of both marine and terrestrial pollution
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Explore the life of a Martian with a virtual visit to the Mars Desert Research Station
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Marsarium 9 is a terrarium that has been filled with a simulated Martian environment.
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This is a model of the Humanity Star created by Rocket Lab founder and CEO Peter Beck
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Through the ongoing research project Genesis, Xandra van der Eijk studies the color properties of extremophiles: microbes that can survive or even thrive under extreme conditions.
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Smell for yourself, and share your thoughts on what you think the future will smell like...
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The pictures of Earth taken by the Apollo crews between 1968 and 1972 are still widely regarded as “the most influential environmental photograph[s] ever taken”
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