The Living Worlds planetarium movie
Life has shaped the Earth. Signs of life, such as the forests that keep our climate in balance, as well as the winds that transport life-essential water and oxygen to the farthest corners of our globe, can be seen even light years away. This fully digital planetarium movie takes you on a journey through time to learn about life as one of the most important features of our home planet.
The film tells how life and the Earth have developed together, and shows how life has shaped the Earth's surface and climate over billions of years. You will also learn how light and colors can help us recognize life on other distant planets. We often wonder what life could be like in our solar system and beyond. However, the film Living Worlds encourages the viewer to think about how a deeper understanding of our own planet can help us search for life in other corners of space and how we could cooperate with this living world of ours to ensure our own survival as well in the future.
Age limit: 5 years
Duration of the film: 27 min.
Language: The film is spoken in Finnish, but you can listen to it through headphones in Swedish, English or Russian.
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