UNISPACE+50 exhibition: Science fiction becoming reality

Glimpses of the UNISPACE+50 exhibition, which features over 40 exhibitors showcasing the latest advances in space technology and a preview of what is to come in the near future.
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Glimpses of the UNISPACE+50 exhibition, which features over 40 exhibitors showcasing the latest advances in space technology and a preview of what is to come in the near future.
A child in a astronaut suit experiences the moon in a 360 virtual reality at the Chinese Lunar Exploration Programme exhibit.

A child in an astronaut suit, experiences the Moon in 360-degree virtual reality, at the Chinese Lunar Exploration Programme exhibit.

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At the ispace exhibit, an exhibitor explains the MOON VALLEY concept, where Earth and Moon become “one system”.

At the ispace exhibit, an exhibitor explains the MOON VALLEY concept, where Earth and Moon become “one system”.

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A HEPTA-SAT training kit at the UNISIC-Global exhibit. The actual satellites themselves, which are already in use, are exactly same size as these kits.

A HEPTA-SAT training kit, that’s part of the UNISIC-Global exhibit. The actual satellites themselves, which are already in use, are exactly the same size as these kits.

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A model of the China Space Station at the China Manned Space Agency. The Station is expected to be operational from 2022.

A model of the China Space Station, at the China Manned Space Agency. The Station is expected to be operational from 2022.

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UN Champion for Space Scott Kelly signs autographs and interacts with children at the UNISPACE+50 exhibition.

UN Champion for Space Scott Kelly, a former NASA astronaut, signs an autograph and interacts with children at the exhibition.

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Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen (centre), UN Office at Vienna Director-General Yury Fedetov (right), and UNOOSA Director Simonetta Di Pippo (left) look at the UNOOSA exhibit “Space at the United Nations:1958–2018”.

Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen (centre), UN Office at Vienna Director-General Yury Fedetov (right), and UN Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) Director, Simonetta Di Pippo (left), look at the UNOOSA exhibit “Space at the United Nations:1958–2018”

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The UNOOSA exhibit “Space at the United Nations:1958–2018” showing key events and milestones.

The UNOOSA exhibit “Space at the United Nations:1958–2018” showing key events and milestones of the 50-year push aimed at harmonizing international efforts to use space for the common good.

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