A DEEP SPACE ENCOUNTER LIKE NO OTHER
Today, technologies like James Webb Space Telescope are opening more and more of deep space to us. It’s time that our understanding of what’s out there expands too. Sensing Deep Space: Pandora’s Cluster is a multisensory experience that merges art and science while taking visitors on a tour through new discoveries in the Pandora’s Cluster region of space to help us truly grasp what’s out there.
Location: Charles W. Eisemann Center (2351 Performance Dr, Richardson, TX 75082)
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EXPERIENCE DEEP SPACE BEYOND THE CONTRAINTS OF HUMAN PERCEPTION
Abel 2744 (Pandora's Cluster)
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A STELLAR SYMPHONY...
Drawing inspiration from the extraordinary Pandora's Cluster, a galactic collision of several galaxy clusters located approximately 4 billion light-years away. The collisions of galaxies result in gravitational lensing, which bends and distorts light, providing us with a visual spectacle.
The awe-inspiring Pandora's Cluster, a realm too distant and unfathomable for human feet to tread, is now attainable through the exquisite marriage of artistry and science. |
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...UNVEILED IN A MULTISENSORY SPECTACLE
Astronomers have been studying this region for decades, using Hubble, Spitzer, Chandra telescopes and most recently James Webb Space Telescope.
The James Webb Space Telescope revolutionizes our deep space exploration, offering humanity a portal into the inaccessible cosmos. Allowing the creation of a spellbinding installation that shatters the boundaries of earthly experience, enabling visitors to traverse the untraversable. |
James Webb Space Telescope (Credit: NASA)
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PUSHING BOUNDARIES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE
Before you blast off into the "Sensing Deep Space" installation on Jan. 6th, we have our experts, collaborators, partners and more here to take you on a deep space journey prior to venturing off into the outer limits of Pandora's Cluster. Click images to view more.
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A DEEP SPACE CONNECTION
The journey into a multisensory space data experience doesn't stop here. Engage with us on social media and other platforms to learn more on how we plan to use art and science to enhance the public understanding of deep space. Questions? Access our FAQ.
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