NASA's Images Of Space Will Be Broadcast On Outernet's Huge Screens In Central London

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Last Updated 04 August 2023

Will Noble NASA's Images Of Space Will Be Broadcast On Outernet's Huge Screens In Central London

A huge space station broadcast onto the walls and ceiling of the Outernet — Outernet Explorer's Club runs from 10 August 2023 till the end of the year.

Outer space lands in the middle of town this month, with a cosmic NASA show screened at Outernet London.

Combining forces with US space agency NASA, Outernet London — a collection of massive screens near Tottenham Court Road station — will broadcast stunning images of the cosmos, starting from 10 August.

A man stands in front of the vast screens, with NASA imagery on them — The projected show broadcasts for five minutes on the half-hour.

Outernet Explorer's Club see images sourced by NASA — as well as other international space agencies — projected onto the four-storey high, 16K wrap-around screens at Outernet's flagship space, The Now Building. The views — broadcast for five minutes every half hour — will be seen as from a 'space station', digitally created for the installation.

The space station screened onto the walls and ceilings of the Outernet - with a red bus driving past one of the entrances — Once you've finished exploring outer space, you can catch a bus home.

Outernet Explorer's Club at Outernet London runs from 10 August 2023 till the end of the year, and broadcasts on the half-hour each day. It's free to visit.

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