Give the Moon a second life
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Museum of the Moon 1
During the Festival Les Tombées De La Nuit, the Museum of the Moon returned to Rennes in France, hovering over the main pool at St. Georges Swimming Pool... Click here to find out more
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Helios 1
In this image Helios was being presented in London, in the Painted Hall at the Old Royale Naval College. The artwork allows us to consider its importance in our lives; for light, warmth, energy for our planet and how our nearest star has inspired culture and religion throughout history... Click here to find out more
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Gaia
The installation aims to create a sense of the Overview Effect, which was first described by author Frank White in 1987. Common features of the experience for astronauts are a feeling of awe for the planet and a renewed sense of responsibility for taking care of the environment... Click here to find out more
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Sky Orchestra
This particular image is over London, during the 2012 Olympic Games. Sky Orchestra is an experimental artwork bringing together performance and music to create visual audio installations within the air and within the mind... Click here to find out more
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Helios 2
Helios provides a safe opportunity for the public to get up close to the Sun, and inspect its extraordinarily detailed surface, including sunspots, spicules and filaments... Click here to find out more
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Helios 3
Sunlight is important for both our physical and mental health. Too much heat and the Sun is perceived as oppressive and unrelenting, yet at the right time, light and warmth lifts our mood, and improves our well-being. Presenting Helios in the middle of winter, when it’s cold outside and sunshine is scarce, might have the potential to make visitors feel better... Click here to find out more
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Museum of the Moon 2
Over the centuries, the Moon has been interpreted as a god and as a planet. It has been used as a timekeeper, calendar and been used to aid nighttime navigation... Click here to find out more
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Echo Wood
Planted last winter, the native trees will grow over time into a vast 110-metre-wide design. Echo Wood will take a century to fully emerge – but will endure for generations. This print brings the original design to you... Click here to find out more
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