Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Our current era is oddly reminiscent of that bygone time when society lionised explorers like Amelia Earhart and Ernest Shackleton. Where we once had prop planes and bathyspheres, we now have re-usable rockets and remote-operated submarines — and Elon Musk in place of Edmund Hillary. This video examines the exhibits at LIFE AT THE EDGES that deal with discovery.
LIFE AT THE EDGES, the latest free exhibition opening on 22nd June at Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin, will examine life in extraordinary environments, alongside humankind's passion for exploration, adventure and discovery. The exhibition runs until 30th September 2018. Visit dublin.sciencegallery.com/ledges to find out more.
Our current era is oddly reminiscent of that bygone time when society lionised explorers like Amelia Earhart and Ernest Shackleton. Where we once had prop planes and bathyspheres, we now have re-usable rockets and remote-operated submarines — and Elon Musk in place of Edmund Hillary. This video examines the exhibits at LIFE AT THE EDGES that deal with discovery.
LIFE AT THE EDGES, the latest free exhibition opening on 22nd June at Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin, will examine life in extraordinary environments, alongside humankind's passion for exploration, adventure and discovery. The exhibition runs until 30th September 2018. Visit dublin.sciencegallery.com/ledges to find out more.
