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 o examine possible futures where outer space is both a frontier for human 
 exploration and a new territory for exploitation and development by privat
 e enterprise.\n\nWe are living at the dawn of a New Space Age. What will t
 he future hold? Will space elevators bring humanity's space junk to turn i
 t into useful material here on Earth? Will asteroid mining be the next fro
 ntier in prospecting? Will the promise of geo-engineering turn into a nigh
 tmare of unintended consequences?\n\nExplore these possibilities and more 
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 art and science.
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Cosmograph
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DESCRIPTION:Imagine different worlds in Cosmograph: Speculative Fictions fo
 r the New Space Age\, an exhibition that brings art and science together t
 o examine possible futures where outer space is both a frontier for human 
 exploration and a new territory for exploitation and development by privat
 e enterprise.\n\nWe are living at the dawn of a New Space Age. What will t
 he future hold? Will space elevators bring humanity's space junk to turn i
 t into useful material here on Earth? Will asteroid mining be the next fro
 ntier in prospecting? Will the promise of geo-engineering turn into a nigh
 tmare of unintended consequences?\n\nExplore these possibilities and more 
 in our new exhibition that blurs the lines between fact and fantasy\, and 
 art and science.
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LOCATION:MIT Museum
SUMMARY:Exhibition: Cosmograph
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DESCRIPTION:Imagine different worlds in Cosmograph: Speculative Fictions fo
 r the New Space Age\, an exhibition that brings art and science together t
 o examine possible futures where outer space is both a frontier for human 
 exploration and a new territory for exploitation and development by privat
 e enterprise.\n\nWe are living at the dawn of a New Space Age. What will t
 he future hold? Will space elevators bring humanity's space junk to turn i
 t into useful material here on Earth? Will asteroid mining be the next fro
 ntier in prospecting? Will the promise of geo-engineering turn into a nigh
 tmare of unintended consequences?\n\nExplore these possibilities and more 
 in our new exhibition that blurs the lines between fact and fantasy\, and 
 art and science.
GEO:42.36226;-71.08679
LOCATION:MIT Museum
SUMMARY:Exhibition: Cosmograph
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/exhibition-cosmograph
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DESCRIPTION:Imagine different worlds in Cosmograph: Speculative Fictions fo
 r the New Space Age\, an exhibition that brings art and science together t
 o examine possible futures where outer space is both a frontier for human 
 exploration and a new territory for exploitation and development by privat
 e enterprise.\n\nWe are living at the dawn of a New Space Age. What will t
 he future hold? Will space elevators bring humanity's space junk to turn i
 t into useful material here on Earth? Will asteroid mining be the next fro
 ntier in prospecting? Will the promise of geo-engineering turn into a nigh
 tmare of unintended consequences?\n\nExplore these possibilities and more 
 in our new exhibition that blurs the lines between fact and fantasy\, and 
 art and science.
GEO:42.36226;-71.08679
LOCATION:MIT Museum
SUMMARY:Exhibition: Cosmograph
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/exhibition-cosmograph
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DESCRIPTION:Imagine different worlds in Cosmograph: Speculative Fictions fo
 r the New Space Age\, an exhibition that brings art and science together t
 o examine possible futures where outer space is both a frontier for human 
 exploration and a new territory for exploitation and development by privat
 e enterprise.\n\nWe are living at the dawn of a New Space Age. What will t
 he future hold? Will space elevators bring humanity's space junk to turn i
 t into useful material here on Earth? Will asteroid mining be the next fro
 ntier in prospecting? Will the promise of geo-engineering turn into a nigh
 tmare of unintended consequences?\n\nExplore these possibilities and more 
 in our new exhibition that blurs the lines between fact and fantasy\, and 
 art and science.
GEO:42.36226;-71.08679
LOCATION:MIT Museum
SUMMARY:Exhibition: Cosmograph
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/exhibition-cosmograph
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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