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Delve into the fascinating world of comets, the oldest and least-known
celestial bodies of our solar system, that formed some 4.6 billion years ago.
Precious traces of our origins are frozen in time inside their nuclei. Find
out more about them...
Explore Mars is an immersive and sensory invitation for visitors to
experiment and discover planet Mars. The exhibition is structured around
experimental areas, full-size models and dynamic animation systems.
From Antiquity, the Moon has exercised an incredible fascination and
irresistible desire for conquest on mankind… Through an original route and
three thematic spaces, your visitors will look anew at the Earth’s natural
satellite.
Observation of the Earth, medical and technological research, exploring the
solar system, space tourism, political issues… more than ever, space is a
major issue for our society. This exhibition leads visitors on a fun
interactive exploration of...
What does an astronaut's daily life really look like?
Discover their strange life and participate in astounding experiments with
them! This exhibition offers a trail which combines scientific discoveries
and original
entertainment for all...
Observation of the Earth is an essential theme of space activity.
Cité de l’espace wants to offer a new look at this subject. It offers an
original exhibition which addresses the theme of the Earth through a
positive, poetic lens which is...
The "I AM AI" exhibition showcases AI's potential, societal impact, and limitations while encouraging reflection on its creative uses and ethical challenges
The 10-Minute Museum (10MM) dedicated to the Climate Crisis illustrates the role of mathematical models in comprehending global warming and anticipating climate changes.
Labyrinth of senses all around you!
The most exciting scientific nerve tickling! Come and experience an
adrenaline-pumping adventure the likes of which has never been seen before at
AHHAA. True rush!
Our Journey in Space offers a captivating glimpse into current space
activities and prospective missions anticipated over the next three decades.
The exhibition is set against a near-future backdrop, where humanity has
returned to the Moon.