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In January 2018, Rocket Lab launched the Humanity Star, a one-meter-wide geodesic sphere with 65 reflective panels, into low Earth orbit. Designed to reflect sunlight and be visible to the naked eye, it orbited the planet every 90 minutes, offering a fleeting yet unifying spectacle. The project aimed to encourage people worldwide to look up and contemplate humanity’s place in the universe. 
Using precise aerial data and 3D printing, Microscape recreates entire city blocks of Chicago with incredible accuracy. These miniature models highlight the beauty and complexity of urban architecture in palm-sized form.
Through cutting-edge 3D printing, the “Print Your City” project transforms household plastic waste into public benches, bike racks, and planters—giving new life to trash while reshaping urban spaces with function and beauty.
A bold vision for the future, this floating city concept blends sustainability, modular architecture, and ocean-based innovation. It aims to tackle climate challenges while redefining how and where we live.
More than just a watch, this mechanical marvel tracks the orbits of planets in our solar system. With intricate craftsmanship and cosmic inspiration, it’s a wearable celebration of science and art.
High-speed footage at 3,000 fps unveils the astonishing mechanics of hummingbird flight, showcasing their rapid wingbeats and hovering prowess in stunning detail. 
The 2017 Astronomy Photographer of the Year celebrates stunning celestial photography, from moonlit landscapes to deep-sky wonders captured across the globe.
Artist Bert Hickman crafts stunning “Captured Lightning” sculptures by discharging 2.5 million volts into acrylic, forming intricate Lichtenberg figures—branching patterns that resemble frozen lightning bolts.
The ID Buzz is Volkswagen’s modern, electric take on its iconic 1960s minivan. Built on the MEB platform, it offers a 500 km range and fast charging up to 80% in 30 minutes.
Taking up just a few square meters, CityTree combines moss cultures with IoT technology to purify air and reduce urban heat. It’s a breakthrough in green innovation—perfect for crowded cities facing environmental challenges.
Thanks to Google Street View, you can now step inside the ISS from Earth. This interactive experience lets you float through space labs, living quarters, and breathtaking views of our planet—all without leaving home.