When the museum is busy, the system makes split-second decisions to ensure maximum efficiency of visitor flow, sending visitors to rooms that have just become available. As visitors file into a new room and the doors close, the right multimedia production launches according to the mission that the visitors in the room have selected, and how far along their mission they are. The result is that no two visits are ever the same.

Visitors volunteer for one, two or all three of these highly interactive simulations and experience first-hand the historic first trip to the moon, a future manned mission to Mars, or a space probe’s journey towards the outer limits of the cosmos. Each mission turns visitors into the heroes of their own space exploration stories, and the three separate missions provide a diversity of experience that encourages repeat visits.

The Cosmodome uses highly immersive and interactive experiences to render a complex subject relevant—even thrilling—to a broad public. Visitors experience space travel and engage with numerous scientific concepts through original multimedia productions and engaging interactive games, all developed by GSM Project.