Museum of the Future Inside

The Museum of the Future interior opens with its jaw-dropping lobby and the amazing floating animal-themed aerobes that you will find wandering all across the mammoth atrium. These suspended robotic creatures make way for you to marvel at the pristine white panels of the lobby that form its entire ceiling.

The roof in turn is encased in exquisite and distinctly designed Arabic calligraphy that is cut out beautifully so as to stream sunlight right into the museum lending its interiors a warm golden haze at all times. The entire window of cut-out calligraphy is also a symbol of the museum’s connection with the outer world.

The Museum of the Future inside also has a Drop Pod located in its lobby area which awaits your presence to transport you to a different section of the museum. Once you have explored the lobby, you can step into the sophisticated drop pod that will take you straight to the fifth level which is the place where the first chapter begins. This is essentially a bubble elevator into which you can step to commence your journey into the future.

The space shuttle simulation which is situated in Chapter 1 when you are at the Dubai Museum of the Future inside, will take you on a journey into space. Once here, you can take a ride to space and get an insight into what life is like in outer space.

If a real-life space shuttle and a ride inside it interests you, the shuttle simulation here is just for you. You will have a life-like take-off experience in a space shuttle complete with all the sounds and processes. Once in, you can also get a view of the city of Dubai and outer space through the panels of the shuttle.

Once you embark on your futuristic space journey with Chapter 1 at the Dubai Museum of the Future inside, you will reach the OSS Hope and subsequently the command center of the station.

There is a detailed overview of all the space missions that have been undertaken by the station so far. You can have a look at not only these missions but also monitor their projects and much more once you are at the Space Station Command Center.

Once at the Dubai Museum of the Future inside you can also be guided to newer and simpler missions that are in the process of hiring new recruits, here at the pioneer application center of the OSS Hope. In fact, you too can make an application for any of the roles that fascinate you.

The mission at hand is explained in detail by two portals to the new recruits here. Once the roles are clear, you will also be given specific duties which may include anything from a Junior Bio Designer, an Asteroid Fleet Pilot, and much more, all working on the orbit of the planet Earth.

This section of the Heal Institute at the Dubai Museum of the Future inside, makes use of some very interesting augmented reality and virtual reality technologies to bring to you a fascinating sight from the future.

You get to have a preview of an electrifying concept of a genetically modified and digital Amazon Forest. You also get to experience the wonders of nature in this part of the museum, complete with all the real sights and sounds of the forest. It will give visitors a clear indication of how the fast-changing climatic conditions are going to affect the world along with a way in which humans can rectify them.

You will now proceed to the next section of the Heal Institute which is a DNA vault and is known here as the Library of Life. Savor the very unique and interesting concepts explored here with the help of data and material that you cannot expect to see anywhere else.

You will see more than 2000 species that are locked inside laboratory glass jars. In these species, you can notice the smallest of details that are not noticeable with the naked eye elsewhere. The sights within the vault touch the next level with the use of a special illumination that makes it look even more beautiful.

Level 4 of the Museum of the Future also houses an ecosystem simulator which, as the name suggests, is built with the intention of healing the world after it has borne the maximum brunt of climatic changes and human irregularities. The ecosystem simulator is basically a laboratory that has been set up to test how the evolution of a new species can help bring changes to the environment.

In Chapter 3 of the Museum of the Future, you will come across a pool that is believed to have healing powers and you can also make a wish for your future before it. This section has been created on the premise of giving a respite to visitors from its hard-core futuristic aspects. While the entire museum is dedicated to technological advancements, you will find this exhibit a sanctuary, an ‘oasis’ as it is rightly referred to. Here you will be able to disconnect, for a moment from technology and reconnect with your body, mind, and spirit.

The Sensory Room is located in another section of the Oasis and serves as a sanitarium for your senses. The entire area has been divided into sections which are known as sensory rooms. There are a variety of activities as well that are conducted here that serve as a source of solace for your mind by disconnecting yourself for a while from technology. It stands in deep contrast with the rest of the museum which is completely dedicated to technological advancement and may at some point be a cause of some digital fatigue.

As the name suggests, this level and chapter of the museum focus on hard-core technology. The primary aim of this section is to educate you on the immense power that technology holds in shaping a future we dream for ourselves without challenges or threats. Here you will also learn about the ways in which modern researchers and designers are responding to technological advancements and using them to bring about a positive future.

When you are on this level at the Museum of the future, you can venture outdoors to a viewing deck that offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. You can traverse through an inner shell of the museum which leads the way to the outside and lets you enter the Viewing deck. Catch magnificent sights from here on the half curve of the museum as well as the scenes beyond.