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Adler Planetarium Interactive Spacewalk Exhibit in Chicago

Adler Planetarium interactive spacewalk display in the Clark Family Welcome Gallery shows three young visitors gesturing toward a projected astronaut and the International Space Station. The immersive installation combines motion-sensing interaction, layered video projections, fabric surfaces, and blue-purple lighting inside the Museum Campus space museum in Chicago, Illinois – © 2026 David Oppenheimer – Performance Impressions photography archives https://performanceimpressions.com Adler Planetarium, Adler Planetarium Chicago, Adler Planetarium exhibit, Adler Planetarium interior, Clark Family Welcome Gallery, Welcome Gallery, Exploring Space, interactive spacewalk, spacewalk exhibit, astronaut exhibit, astronaut projection, interactive exhibit, interactive display, interactive projection, immersive exhibit, immersive display, immersive installation, motion sensing, motion sensor, gesture control, gesture controlled, visitor interaction, projection wall, video projection, projected image, space projection, spacewalk, astronaut, space station, International Space Station, ISS, space exploration, human spaceflight, outer space, space, stars, astronomy, astrophysics, planetarium, space museum, astronomy museum, science museum, museum, museum interior, museum exhibit, science exhibit, astronomy exhibit, space exhibit, educational exhibit, interactive museum, science education, space education, astronomy education, STEM, STEAM, children, girls, young visitors, museum visitors, visitors, interaction, hands, gestures, shadows, experiential learning, hands on learning, hands on exhibit, digital exhibit, digital media, interactive media, multimedia, multimedia exhibit, projection mapping, immersive media, exhibition design, exhibit design, interactive design, museum design, visual technology, display technology, motion detection, space simulation, astronaut spacewalk, astronaut floating, astronaut in space, space station platform, orbital station, orbit, microgravity, space science, space technology, cosmic imagery, star field, blue lighting, purple lighting, LED lighting, colored lighting, dramatic lighting, illuminated exhibit, fabric walls, fabric panels, sheer fabric, projection fabric, aluminum tubing, futuristic interior, futuristic design, futuristic architecture, Thomas Roszak Architecture, Thomas Roszak Architects, Snibbe Interactive, Second Story, Graham Plumb, Clark Family, Grainger Sky Theater, Museum Campus, Chicago Museum Campus, Northerly Island, Chicago lakefront, 1300 South DuSable Lake Shore Drive, 1300 S DuSable Lake Shore Dr, 1300 South Lake Shore Drive, 1300 S Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Chicago Illinois, Chicago IL, Illinois, 60605, Chicago attraction, Chicago museum, Chicago science museum, Chicago planetarium, family attraction, educational attraction, cultural institution, nonprofit, 501c3, Museums in the Park, Chicago Park District, United States, licensing, image licensing, commercial imagery, photography licensing, art, print, fine art, commercial photography, David Oppenheimer, horizontal, 1-15213827141

Photo Details

Camera
Galaxy S23 Ultra
Aperture
ƒ/1.7
Shutter Speed
1/15 s
ISO
500
Focal Length
6mm
Date Taken
July 23, 2024

Adler Planetarium interactive spacewalk display in the Clark Family Welcome Gallery shows three young visitors gesturing toward a projected astronaut and the International Space Station. The immersive installation combines motion-sensing interaction, layered video projections, fabric surfaces, and blue-purple lighting inside the Museum Campus space museum in Chicago, Illinois – © 2026 David Oppenheimer – Performance Impressions photography archives https://performanceimpressions.com

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