Taipei Astronomical Museum

Topic:In the Interstice of LightDate:2025.12.18-2026.3.1Time:09:30-16:00Content:Light not only makes objects visible, but also reveals what is otherwise unseen.This exhibition brings together four works – “Evidence of Light”, “The Discontinuous Senses”, “Between Skies”, and “Dust 002” – to construct a field of “visibility” through the flow, refraction, and transformation between light and images. The works reproduce the world through imagery, while allowing the world itself to emerge: photons are converted into signals by photosensitive elements, invisible air currents become materialized, and skies at opposite sides of the earth are juxtaposed in the same moment; stardust drifts with shifting air currents. Together, these elements form a special exhibition that intertwines astronomical concepts, physical optics, and artistic interpretation.The four works draw attention to the interstices within our spatial experience, using the physical behavior of light as an intervention to reveal subtle and undefined layers. The artists maintain a fluid relationship between creation, observation and medium. Through the natural changes within the exhibition environment, viewers engage bodily in the formation of images, co-creating an ongoing act of writing with light.

Nobita and his friends heard Suneo boast about how moving the starry sky he saw in Hawaii was. Nobita, who had never seen a starry sky, felt dejected and asked Doraemon for help. Doraemon took out a secret gadget called the "Travel Projector," which allows people to experience the feeling of traveling while indoors, and projected the Hawaiian starry sky into Nobita's room. Doraemon told that since ancient times, people have looked up at the stars, thought about them, and created various "models of the universe" in an attempt to understand the universe.To see what the universe truly looks like, Nobita and his friends enter the "Celestial Globe," which perfectly reproduces the real universe through miniature replication. They embark on a journey through space aboard a spaceship. However, they get too close to a black hole and face the danger of being pulled in! Will Nobita and his friends be able to return to Earth safely!? Screening Date: July 2, 114 to June 30, 115Duration: about 36 minutes 

A second golden age of space has quietly dawned on us, with new hope for humanity as a spacefaring species. In the quest to make human spaceflight accessible within in a decade, not a century, and ultimately affordable to ordinary citizens, leading innovators, entrepreneurs, engineers, and daredevils are locked in a race into the unknown.  From self-assembling habitats, commercial space stations, launching rockets without fuel to building the Lunar Gateway to deep space, history is in the making as we speak.