LET CURIOSITY SET THE COORDINATES
Three imagined worlds. One very human reason to look up. An observatory for the places we have yet to dream of.
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LOOK A LITTLE CLOSER
OBSERVATION 01 / ORBIT
Begin far enough away to see the moon trace its path. The planet rotates slowly beneath a fixed direction of light.
A NOTE ON SPACE
THE SOLSTICE PERSPECTIVE
THREE CHAPTERS / ONE EXPLORATION
There is a world in a question.
Cinder glows with the memory of heat. Pelagic keeps its weather beneath blue bands. Nacre is a pale thought at the edge of the dark. None exists on a star chart. All begin with looking.
Choose a world to change its surface, colour and atmosphere. Back to the instrument ↑
An orbit is a way of seeing the same place again without seeing it the same way. Follow the small moon across the horizon and watch one circle become a whole journey.
Scrub the orbital phase to position the moon in its path. Back to the instrument ↑
The best journeys leave something unfinished. Record a world, a phase and an atmosphere. Your observation becomes a point of departure for the next person who looks up.
Save an observation log before you leave. Back to the instrument ↑
YOUR TURN / A STUDY TO KEEP