Melbourne, Australia
6.15-8.15pm, MPavilion
26th February 2020
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Produced and organised by
the MVA regional Australian co-ordinator
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Date: 26th February 2020
Time: 6.15pm to 8.15pm
Venue: MPavilion
Tickets: Free
1 Moderator
1hr DISCUSSION
5 Speakers
10 mins each
Many governments and private companies plan in the coming years to venture to the moon for scientific purposes, resource exploration and long-term human habitation. We ask the question: can going to the moon reconcile Earth?
The plan is to give the public a voice in the Moon/Earth relationship in context of Moon Village Association launching an ambitious project to send a camera to the moon for a live video stream for one day of the whole Earth; our home.
A Public Forum on the Moon ‘MINI’ is a chance to discuss some of the deeper philosophical and ethical issues linked to any human lunar presence. Made more pertinent by the 'Overview Effect' being made available to the
global community by the Moon Village Association.
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Come and hear presentations by prominent space-thinkers & thinkers alike who are experts in their fields, followed by a public discussion convened by Annie Handmer
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Speakers Coming Soon
MPavilion February Theme
EARTH: A Place of Reconciliation, A Reconciliation of place
The proposal to live-stream ‘Whole Earth’, made freely available to the public, is a tangible contribution that can be made towards going to the Moon for the benefit of Earth. This builds on ‘Earthrise’, the iconic photograph taken by the Apollo 8 astronauts, which let humanity witness the whole Earth for the first time as it rose over the horizon of the moon.
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Links to recordings:
On the 02nd March 2019, the Moon Village Association (MVA) Public Forum was held by Office of Other Spaces as the regional Australian Coordinator of MVA.
Conceived, organised and hosted by Office of Other Spaces, the event provided the opportunity to discuss topics to do with Environment, Mining, Medical and the Space Industry - specific to the moon.
Framed with a landscape tone - a rich dialogue was had between speakers, audience and the topics presented.
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60 Seating spaces available
38 Seating spaces remaining
200 Standing spaces available
199 Standing spaces remaining
Book on Eventbrite
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MPAVILLION
MPavillion is Austalia's leading architecture commission, and a cultural laboratory for the community to engage and share.
This year MPavillion is designed by Australia’s only Pritzker Architecture Prize laureate, Glenn Murcutt AO
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An exciting day had.
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The Victorian Government's lead scientist, Amanda brings broad experience in technology commercialisation, public policy development and governance of public and private entities. Dr Caples advocates for the Victorian space sector across all industries.
Dr Jurblum is a training Psychiatrist and Australasian Society of Aerospace Medicine Space Life Science Committee Member. His interests are isolation psychology, human factors and habitat design.
The newly formed Australian Space Agency is responsible for whole of government coordination of civil space matters and is the primary source of advice to the Australian Government on civil space policy, inspiring the Australian community and the next generation of space entrepreneurs.
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Select below to view recordings of the day's sessions:
On the 02nd March 2019,
the Moon Village Association Public Forum on the Moon was held by Office of Other Spaces as the regional Australian Coordinator of MVA.
Conceived, organised and hosted by Office of Other Spaces, the event provided the opportunity to discuss topics to do with Environment, Mining, Medical and the Space Industry - specific to the moon.
Framed with a landscape tone - a rich dialogue was had between speakers, audience and the topics presented.
Environment
Mining/Robotics
(Moon dust)
Medical
Space Industry
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Spinning Earth made possible by NASA data &
CE Visualisation
© Office of Other Spaces Pty Ltd 2019
