The Geological Society’s exhibition in the courtyard of the Royal Academy in Piccadilly is part of 2021 Year of Space project and features large scale prints displaying incredible sights from our Solar System.
Images include views of the Perseverance rover on Mars, impact craters on the Moon, mountains on Pluto and geysers on Enceladus, with explanatory text helping visitors uncover the history of planetary bodies across our solar system and beyond.
It’s a wonderful way to spend a few reflective moments – even in the rain!
Exhibition details
Runs until 8th October 2021
At the Geological Society at Burlington House Courtyard, Piccadilly, London.
Open every day from 9am-6pm
Free admission
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