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Space Mission
in February 2015 the Tycho Brahe Planetarium opened the exhibition "Space Mission". Here the guests can plan their own space missions, explore a space probe and see themselves in different lights through advanced camera installations.
The exhibition is designed by architect Mikael Thorsted and
Ida Toldbod from Poco Piu. Cordura has, in close cooperation with
the Planetarium, Ida and Mikael, developed the exhibitions
interactive layer and a variety of AV installations.
The "Space Mission" exhibition is inspired
by the Rosetta mission, which has helped to show the constant
evolution and new knowledge obtained from space. The exhibition
welcomes the visitor into a world of astronomy, space technology,
historical events and facts. Through a variety of digital,
interactive installations, developed by Cordura, the guest invited
to experience and understand different conditions in space.
In particular,
highlighted:
Over the entrance to the exhibition, Cordura
has developed and installed a giant wall projection and an
accompanying subwoofer sound system, where the guests are lured to
the countdown and launch of space
rockets.
What is light? Midway through the exhibition
is an unique installation. Here, visitors can see themselves in
different parts of the light spectrum. By the infrared camera the
guests are displayed in a thermal image, where heat and cold areas
are revealed. By the UV-camera the guests can see their faces in UV
light and for an example see their freckles or black areas where
they have used sunscreen. In the X-ray installation, the guests can
see themselves in X-ray light ... or rather in simulated x-ray
light, where a skeleton is animated by the movement of the
guests.
Info Stands. Around the exhibition the
information stands - based on Corduras TouchWall solution - are
stratigical placed. Here the guests can read more about the space
themes in the exhibition zone. The info
stands shows interactive timelines, space games, knowledge of
satellites, space debris, space missions and much more.
As our understanding of space is constantly
changing, it has been crucial for the Planetarium, that the content
on the info stands continuously can by updated . This is
done through the TouchWall administration.