First Comes the Dream at the American Museum of Natural History: An Evening of Innovation and Imagination

There ’s a disembodied spirit of imagination that we all have as nestling . At a certain item , it can evanesce . But those dreams and aspiration never become less important to innovation , and that ’s why , last dark , we brought together some of the corking minds in science and technology in New York City to collectively remind ourselves how crucial it is to keep dreaming .

Then we all manoeuver out into outer space for a half hour . Dr. Carter Emmart , the Rose Center ’s director of astrovisualization took the troupe off into the stars , past the International Space Station , where we fancy paradigm of the Earth based on data NASA satellites had collect just the day before .

Then to the Sun Myung Moon , where crater were scrutinize and explain . Eventually the journey trek to the KO’d limit of the population , where we saw glance of far - off satellites , solar systems , and stars . But the little sashay away from realism , unlike the universe was finite , and after its conclusion , the group was show below to the Cullman Hall of the Universe where uranologist Neil deGrasse Tyson was wait to visit about the future .

Dr. Tyson sat down with io9 ’s Annalee Newitz where he talked about what it was that revolutionize him to study the universe . And coincidentally enough , it was the planetarium — the venue we had just fall from — that poke at him to meditate the solar system of rules . He rapped about what he hoped noncitizen might see when they land here in the time to come , as well as what might become of this planet , and where our solar system is headed .

https://gizmodo.com/neil-degrasse-tyson-decided-to-become-a-scientist-when-5927755

https://gizmodo.com/planetscape-paintings-from-an-interstellar-journey-5926862

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