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A To-Scale Sculpture of the Solar System Covering Six Miles of Terrain Shows Just How Small and Fragile Earth Really Is - Vimarsana News

A To-Scale Sculpture of the Solar System Covering Six Miles of Terrain Shows Just How Small and Fragile Earth Really Is

Artist Oliver Jeffers, who showed the installation at the High Line park in New York, is bringing it to Northern Ireland.

Source: artnet.com
Space For Humanity to Send its First Ever Citizen Astronaut to Experience the Overview Effect Aboard Blue Origin's Next New Shepard Flight - Vimarsana News

Space For Humanity to Send its First Ever Citizen Astronaut to Experience the Overview Effect Aboard Blue Origin's Next New Shepard Flight

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, Space For Humanity (S4H), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, announced its selection committee has chosen Katya Echazarreta to become...

'Analog astronauts' assemble in Biosphere 2 bubble - Vimarsana News

'Analog astronauts' assemble in Biosphere 2 bubble

Out in the desert in Arizona, "analog astronauts" gathered this weekend for an annual conference in a giant, futuristic habitat called Biosphere 2.

Source: space.com
Oliver Jeffers shrinks the solar system down to a 10km walking trail - Vimarsana News

Oliver Jeffers shrinks the solar system down to a 10km walking trail

The writer and artist explains his ambitious project to humanise our experience of the universe

High, Higher, Highest Frontiers - Vimarsana News

High, Higher, Highest Frontiers

In the mid-1970s, the U.S. State Department prohibited the internal use of the term "space colony," due to the global bad reputation of colonialism. Instead, the government opted for "space settlement." Of course, as Stewart Brand pointed out at the time, the last thing you do in space is settle. Quite the opposite! Making the decision to explore space -- and live there -- is just about the most unsettled act a human can commit.