Ever wondered what rocket science actually looks like? Shanghai's 'Infinity – China Aerospace' exhibition is serving cosmic inspiration with a side of augmented reality! The interactive showcase lets visitors ignite virtual rockets, explore spacecraft docking mechanics, and even gaze at Earth from a space station's perspective – all through mind-blowing audiovisual installations.
Highlights include a giant spherical projection that wraps you in 360° views of our planet (yes, it’s as Instagrammable as it sounds ) and a hands-on zone where you can 'launch' rockets using real footage from missions. The mix of archival docs, real spacecraft parts, and futuristic art proves science and creativity are a match made in the stars .
Perfect for space newbies and tech nerds alike, this exhibit bridges China’s aerospace milestones with next-gen storytelling. Pro tip: Don’t skip the AR interactions – they’re like TikTok filters, but for your inner astronaut .
Shanghai's 'Infinity – China Aerospace' exhibition is serving cosmic inspiration with a side of augmented reality! The interactive showcase lets visitors ignite virtual rockets, explore spacecraft docking mechanics, and even gaze at Earth from a space station's perspective – all through mind-blowing audiovisual installations.
) and a hands-on zone where you can 'launch' rockets using real footage from missions. The mix of archival docs, real spacecraft parts, and futuristic art proves science and creativity are a match made in the stars 
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