Space travel.

50 years ago, humans set foot on another celestial body for the first time. In Space Travel, we take off into the universe and explore what it's like to travel and live in space – and ask ourselves where we will be in another 50 years?

Travel and live in space.

In Space Travel, you will learn about the Earth, the Moon, Mars, the solar system and space travel. How long is a day on Mars? How does a space toilet work? And how can space research and industry contribute to a better world?

The exhibition includes nearly 40 different stations to explore and a digital planetarium for dizzying journeys all the way to the end of the universe.

Working in space

An astronaut needs to be able to perform complex tasks without gravity. Give it a try yourself!

Travel to other galaxies

Head out into space. In the Planetarium there are (almost) no limits to how far we can travel.

Explore the moon

In 1969, Apollo 11’s lunar module landed in the Sea of Tranquility on the Moon. Where will you land?

Inne i ljustunneln i utställningen Rymdresan står en kille och häpnar.

Zero gravity.

You've probably seen astronauts floating around in zero gravity aboard space stations. If you want to experience that feeling on earth, you can, for example, jump on a trampoline. Then you are weightless, even if only for a few seconds.