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Experience "Halo Ziemia": An Immersive Fulldome Film Exhibition at Copernicus Science Centre

Explore humanity's profound need for connection and cosmic communication through this captivating fulldome animated film.

"Halo Ziemia" (Hello Earth) at Copernicus Science Centre offers an animated fulldome experience. This film explores the universal human drive for communication, tracing its evolution from early forms to modern internet. Journey alongside space probes carrying Earth's messages, pondering our place in the cosmos and our desire for interstellar connection. The narrative highlights our constant connection through an invisible network.

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Exhibition summary

This fulldome animated film, 'Halo Ziemia' (Hello Earth), explores humanity's deep-seated need for connection and communication, both on Earth and potentially with other beings in the cosmos. It traces the evolution of communication technologies and the journey of space probes carrying Earth's messages.

Curatorial context

'Halo Ziemia' (Hello Earth) is an animated film designed for the immersive fulldome experience of a planetarium, delving into the fundamental human drive for connection. The film examines how we have sought to communicate across distances and barriers, from the invention of writing and radio to the modern internet, fundamentally changing ourselves and our world. It highlights our constant state of connection through an invisible network. The narrative takes viewers on a journey alongside space probes carrying messages from Earth for future generations and, perhaps, for other inhabitants of the universe. The film features narration by Zbigniew Zamachowski and a musical score by Jan Duszyński. It is the second film produced by Copernicus Science Centre and received an award for its trailer at the Full Dome festival in Jena prior to its premiere.

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Visitors are directed to check for preceding live shows presented by Planetarium presenters. The film is available with audio description and Polish subtitles.

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Copernicus Science Centre
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Features narration by Zbigniew Zamachowski and music composed by Jan Duszyński.
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