June 21, 2023
Just before the holidays, Mission Control celebrated its launch with an excursion to the Ars Electronica Center in Linz. The presentation in the Deep Space 8K took the group on a journey to distant galaxies, suddenly within arm's reach - an impressive voyage through the universe! Back on Earth in Linz, a stop was made at the main square for ice cream. The shared excursion was a great opportunity to get to know each other a little better before heading back to Vienna by train.

After a great start to Mission Control, everyone went into the summer break satisfied - and looking forward to a galactic reunion in the fall!
 
 

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Who wouldn't want to see the moon up close? With 3D glasses, this is possible in Deep Space 8K.
Who wouldn't want to see the moon up close? With 3D glasses, this is possible in Deep Space 8K.
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Even the ISS felt within reach. Individual modules were even 'entered' during the demonstration.
Even the ISS felt within reach. Individual modules were even 'entered' during the demonstration.
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: The AEC guide in Deep Space welcomes all guests and gives us a brief introduction to the upcoming show.
The AEC guide in Deep Space welcomes all guests and gives us a brief introduction to the upcoming show.
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: Ice cream stopover on the main square in Linz
Ice cream stopover on the main square in Linz
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OTHER PROJECT TOPICS

 
: Satellite STS1 jettisoned from a rocket

NEW SPACE thinking ahead

: Astronaut with dog next to a lunar habitat

Moon village or Mars colony?

: A woman astronaut points to planet Saturn

Women in space

: Space explosion and satellite Vanguard 1

Space junk or world heritage?

A comic drawing showing an interior of a space habitat and a view from its window on a planet, where it's situated:

Mission Control



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