EXHIBIT PORTFOLIO · 02 / 08
Cosmic Themes & Celestial Motion. Explore exhibit possibilities and develop the interaction, physical design and practical project scope around your audience and setting.
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These references include related STEM learning exhibits and special installations. Compare the activity and supplied configuration for your own project.
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Astronomy & Space
A museum Earth model with exposed colored interior layers, changing globe imagery and a surrounding screen ring, introducing the relationship between surface and structure.
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▷ 22 sec video
Astronomy & Space
An atrium-scale museum pendulum with a suspended bob, marked circular base and protective viewing rail, introducing Earth's rotation through observation and interpretation.
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▷ 11 sec video
Astronomy & Space
A large circular media surface and small front console organize a museum story of cosmic history, helping visitors compare sequences, events and the meaning of astronomical timescales.
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▷ 24 sec video
Astronomy & Space
An illuminated grid enclosure, suspended markers and visitor console create a spatial museum model for discussing cosmic expansion and the difference between an analogy and astronomical evidence.
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▷ 16 sec video
Astronomy & Space
A cylindrical moon phases display on a round pedestal provides a physical gallery reference for relating illumination, viewing position and the changing appearance of the Moon.
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▷ 21 sec video
Astronomy & Space
An interpreted wall screen above a linear model workstation introduces Doppler orbit tracking, connecting a visible museum interaction with the use of radio-frequency changes in navigation.
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▷ 24 sec video
Astronomy & Space
A shared round display table combines a telescope form, protected optical models and a visitor screen to introduce astronomical instruments within an indoor science museum setting.
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▷ 17 sec video
Astronomy & Space
A bright spherical display and screen workstation introduce the colours of the universe, connecting a physical gallery centrepiece with imagery and the information carried by different wavelengths.
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▷ 16 sec video
Astronomy & Space
A large circular astronomical media display and visitor console create an indoor museum viewing point for comparing galaxies, nebulae and the different structures represented in cosmic imagery.
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▷ 24 sec video
Astronomy & Space
A group of round cabinets presents protected astronomy models and illuminated celestial representations, giving visitors physical reference points for comparing historical approaches to describing the sky.
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▷ 0:49 video
Astronomy & space
Explore suspended planet models and interpretation stations inside a circular solar-system pavilion. View the Georgia project configuration and installation reference.
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▷ 1:13 video
Astronomy & space
A spacecraft-shaped play capsule pairs a walk-in setting with interactive maintenance controls.
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Astronomy & space
A protected flexible-surface model makes curved paths around a central depression visible.
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▷ 0:28 video
Astronomy & space
A ball-launching model introduces the relationship between launch speed and the path followed under gravity.
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▷ 0:15 video
Astronomy & space
Compare an overhead solar-system disc with a central globe console in the Zichuan gallery reference. Explore the planet models and interpretation controls.
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▷ 13 sec video
Astronomy and space
Use a small control pedestal beside a large circular display to explore a satellite-to-ground quantum-network teaching scenario.
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▷ 30 sec video
Astronomy and space
Compare planet models arranged around orbital paths inside a protected circular display.
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▷ 23 sec video
Astronomy & Space
A dome-covered museum orrery with visible gears and planet models, supporting introductory discussion of orbital motion, mechanical transmission and the limits of representation.
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▷ 24 sec video
Astronomy & Space
A supported pedal seat within a circular scenic frame gives visitors a physical space-themed activity, combining visible cycle components with a dedicated museum participation and viewing area.
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▷ 3 sec video
Astronomy & Space
A row of planet models beneath a wall screen introduces the habitable zone concept, offering a museum comparison of planetary conditions without implying that habitability guarantees life.
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▷ 15 sec video
Astronomy & space
Compare two coloured planetary spheres on a shared base and explore an interpretation of storms on giant planets.
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▷ 30 sec video
Astronomy and space
View an illuminated cutaway of the Sun and use its interpretation to explore the energy process in the solar interior.
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▷ 26 sec video
Astronomy and space
Explore a black-hole theme through a guarded circular model and round visitor base.
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▷ 15 sec video
Astronomy and space
A protected train model and clock-themed displays provide a setting for comparing time and motion descriptions.
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FROM A THEME TO AN EXHIBIT BRIEF
Choose the learning or visitor experience first, then define the mechanisms, controls, setting and support.
Develop physical models and visitor interactions around the Sun, planets and orbital motion.
Coordinate models, lighting and interpretation with the scale and narrative of the gallery.
Define which parts are physical, moving or screen-based, together with the operating sequence.
FROM CONCEPT TO TURNKEY DELIVERY
Share the intended audience, site and interactions you want to explore. A sketch, reference or exhibit list can start the discussion.