You can watch an introductory video at the entrance that spans the creation of galaxies, the birth of the Earth, human evolution, and the impact of industrialization on environmental destruction.

Experience Overview

Users can freely create interactive topographic maps in the AR sandbox by shoveling, moving, and piling up the sand. Sensors detect changes in the sand's shape and project these changes onto simulated topographical maps, demonstrating how landscapes would be altered if they were real. This activity allows users to observe how natural environments might be impacted by changes in topographical features.

• This exhibit depicts a fishing boat catching fish contaminated with microplastics from polluted waters, shown through a series of panels and graphics. Transparent fish models reveal the microplastics inside, and visitors can select different fish species displayed in a netted exhibit box.

Experience Overview

• Explore various artifacts from different geological layers using a sliding model. The top layer, known as the Anthropocene, is shown to be covered in trash, highlighting how everyday waste has created a new geological layer in Earth's history.

Experience Overview

• Turn the handle to activate different automata and observe how they move. Check the explanation panel next to each lever to understand the mechanisms and principles behind the movements.

How to Play

• An interactive board featuring 48 spots illustrates eco-friendly technologies that protect nature vs. past/present technologies that cause pollution.
• As players move their pieces using digital dice, a brief explanation of the corresponding technology is displayed, and the matching- numbered lighting panel illuminates.
• After the game ends, visitors can individually select and learn more about any specific technology they are interested in.