It’s a 5,70 m large x 2, 70 m wide x 2,70 m high structure. Its interior is decorated and lined with images of the outer Space and the space shuttle cockpit panels. The structure which lines the interior of the module is vinyl-made. It’s floor is grey-carpeted. With a 107 cm plasma screen, PC, and an exhibition of globes.

There will be a sound system, both inside and outside the module, making it possible for the thematic music to be played.

Children can use robot eyeglasses and can recognize with imagination how a robot vision looks like. Besides these glasses children will look at the pictures of space and discoveries and observe how their cities are seen from the space.

It is a 5,50 m x 2,70m wide x 2,70 m high structure, made of fiber and polycarbonate. An entrance door and 4 round-shaped windows are included. It’s interior is decorated with images related to the theme of the event. The structure, which lines the interior of the module, is vinyl-made. It’s floor is sponge-covered, which is covered by a black lycra cloth, to simulate the Moon surface.

It is the area that children cannot wait to see. In this area they will wear space helmets and ‘’step on the Moon’’. Children will jump, have fun, imagine and envision in the Lunar Module - the aim here is to get the biggest share from the fun.

It is a 5 m long x 5m wide structure. The dimension of the playground varies according to the avalable space. The floor is carpeted and covered with space theme images. Several benches/chairs and tables are provided so that the children can draw and paint. The whole material exhibited followes the EU norms. There will be entertaimnet and fun for 0 to 5 year-old children.

18 photographs are included in this exhibition:
» 6 of them autographed by astronauts;
» 12 of them with some space activities and astronauts in action

Official photos kindly lent by the European Space Agency - ESA.

New Exhibit - 2009
Some of the best photos taken by the Hubble Telescope celebrating its 15th anniversary.

Several replicas of: space shuttles, lunar vehicles, since the Apollo program until the last vehicle being used by Nasa and ESA.

A 2,50 m long x 1 m high showcase.

12 high quality models exibited. Sub-titles included.

The children will learn in a funny way fascinating stories about the history of the space suits, presented with a replica of the used in the Apollo Program in the 60’s and 70’s.

Realistic-looking, inflatable solar system. Excellent for teaching size and distance relationships.

This is the display on the space telescope replica with 4,5 mts high and 1,90 mts diameter.

With a lunar scenario measuring 4 mts long by 2,20 mts high. Everyone can take a photo in the moon!

After the Guided tour, each child receives an Astronaut Diploma as a souvenir!