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THE EAGLE HAS LANDED! – The Eagle lunar lander was landed softly by Neil and Buzz after a nerve-wracking final sprint. Here, the Eagle cockpit is recreated in full size, and you can take the controls and land yourself.

THE EAGLE HAS LANDED! – The Eagle lunar lander was landed softly by Neil and Buzz after a nerve-wracking final sprint. Here, the Eagle cockpit is recreated in full size, and you can take the controls and land yourself.

THE GYROBALL – The astronauts were tested in every way imaginable. One of the tests was a gyroball where they were strapped into a seat and rotated in two axes while they had to perform tasks. We have one of these! Can you handle a spin? Then you might be a good astronaut candidate!
THE GYROBALL – The astronauts were tested in every way imaginable. One of the tests was a gyroball where they were strapped into a seat and rotated in two axes while they had to perform tasks. We have one of these! Can you handle a spin? Then you might be a good astronaut candidate!
MOON FACE – the phases of the moon on your face. In this fun installation, you and a partner spin around the earth, while the sun shines high above. Follow the phases of the moon throughout an entire month on the other person's face – while your own face is the opposite phase.

MOON FACE – the phases of the moon on your face. In this fun installation, you and a partner spin around the earth, while the sun shines high above. Follow the phases of the moon throughout an entire month on the other person's face – while your own face is the opposite phase.

PATH MAT – Without mathematics – no moon landing! A hundredth of a millimeter error on a rocket trajectory means a hundred kilometers of misfire when you get to the moon. Milliseconds of rocket power change speed and direction, and must be calculated just as accurately. In this installation, you get to try and find the right power to hit the right trajectory. NASA had hundreds of mathematicians do the math and double-check everything the computers calculated.

PATH MAT – Without mathematics – no moon landing! A hundredth of a millimeter error on a rocket trajectory means a hundred kilometers of misfire when you get to the moon. Milliseconds of rocket power change speed and direction, and must be calculated just as accurately. In this installation, you get to try and find the right power to hit the right trajectory. NASA had hundreds of mathematicians do the math and double-check everything the computers calculated.

SPEED OF LIGHT – Can you measure the speed of light? Here you will learn something about distances in space.

Travel through time and space in Marco Polo Do you remember the Science Fiction series Stowaway? We have the cocoon where the astronauts were put to sleep for transport through time and space. Through 12 speakers in the ceiling, you will also experience the soundscape The Big Bang, which will premiere in this exhibition.

Travel through time and space in Marco Polo Do you remember the Science Fiction series Stowaway? We have the cocoon where the astronauts were put to sleep for transport through time and space. Through 12 speakers in the ceiling, you will also experience the soundscape The Big Bang, which will premiere in this exhibition.

APILLO1:1 - Take a seat in the seats of Neil, Buzz and Mike! In our own full-scale Apollo 11 command module, you can take a seat and feel the expectations in the cramped space that is your place for the next eight days! Not to mention the hundred meters of high-explosive rocket you have below you… Outside, mission control can control and monitor what is happening.

APILLO1:1 - Take a seat in the seats of Neil, Buzz and Mike! In our own full-scale Apollo 11 command module, you can take a seat and feel the expectations in the cramped space that is your place for the next eight days! Not to mention the hundred meters of high-explosive rocket you have below you… Outside, mission control can control and monitor what is happening.

BE TANDBERG! – The moon landing was followed by “everyone” live on TV, on the night of July 21, 1969. Erik Tandberg commented. The recordings no longer exist, but we have the camera, the table, the microphone and the script – now you have to make sure that those at home in the TV room get to take part in the events!

BE TANDBERG! – The moon landing was followed by “everyone” live on TV, on the night of July 21, 1969. Erik Tandberg commented. The recordings no longer exist, but we have the camera, the table, the microphone and the script – now you have to make sure that those at home in the TV room get to take part in the events!

YOUR WEIGHT ON THE MOON – On the moon, you only weigh… well – how much? You can check that on the Moon Scale!

YOUR WEIGHT ON THE MOON – On the moon, you only weigh… well – how much? You can check that on the Moon Scale!

Try it yourself!

Try your hand at being an astronaut! You can land the Eagle, sit in Apollo 11, see the phases of the moon on your friend's face, see what your weight would be on the moon and more. Look through the picture game and get hints about what you can try yourself!

The moon landing

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