Look back at Earth.
An innovative installation to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Moonlanding.
Experience being on the Moon.
A large-scale experience created to foster
love and reflection
on humanity’s responsibility
to the Earth and to each other.
An unprecedented immersive venue that
combines art,
entertainment and education and
engages all of the senses.
Astronauts say that looking back at Earth was the most profound and enlightening moment of their lives: a true awakening that we are all one family here on Earth and have a duty to preserve our precious planet above all.
The rest of us can’t have that profound experience. We only have access to low-resolution videos, still images, and artifacts in museums.
An authentic experience,
the first of its kind.
- Live Feed 360-degree projection from NASA ’s LRO (Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter)
- Lunar terrain recreated from the NASA maps and models
- Projection surface
- Hidden planetarium projectors
- Deployable hemispherical dome
An immersive space for exploration.
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Deployable venue
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Real-time, true to life video of the universe via state-of-the-art projection technology
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Lunar topography hides projectors, creating a seamless visual experience
- Lightweight steel structure
Potential Offering |
Proposed Program |
Revenue Streams |
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Exhibitions Film Screenings Concerts Conferences Art Shows Fashion Shows Camping Nights Educational Programs Non-Profit Events Private Events |
Tribute The Astronauts of Apollo 11 50 years since Abbey Road Parties New Moon Party Film Festival Invited Directors Special Events Opera, Ballet Conferences The Future of Earth Concerts such as Björk, Daft Punk Fashion Show Tribute to the Space Age |
Admissions Special Event Ticketing Membership Fees Private Event Rental Interactive Media Educational Programs Sponsorship Merchandising |
Enter 1969
Before you enter the first dome, you are given a headset and a brief instruction to follow the sounds… Inside the dome, your movement triggers the audio to change, creating an aural journey through the 1960’s.
Travel to the Moon
You begin your travel to the Moon through a dark tunnel designed to clear your mind.
The Lookback
As you exit the tunnel, you are met with a raised terrain that you overcome to meet a vast lunar landscape… You enter an immersive space, a Moon on Earth. A journey of moral and spiritual significance that gives visitors a new outlook and reawakens the drive to protect our planet.
Coming home
When you are ready to return to Earth, you proceed to the lunar module that conceals the exit.
Coming home
A white tunnel guides you to the open field outside.
Contemplation field
You emerge onto a green, open space where people are contemplating and enjoying the present moment.
Earth is in your hands
Finally, you enter the last dome to experience a high-resolution 360 degree projection of natural vignettes from all over the globe. Visitors control the projections by choosing one of hundreds of points programmed in the Lookback app, showcasing the beauty of our planet.
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