Our Dynamic Earth

Life distinguishes Earth from all other planets we know of. Why is Earth so different? Why does life thrive here? There are many unique factors necessary for life to be possible, and all of these are found on Earth.

We call Earth the "blue planet," and it bears little resemblance to the other planets in our solar system. It is covered by oceans and green forests, has seasons and breathable air—and it teems with life.

Moreover, Earth is always changing, and these changes are crucial for the existence of life. In this exhibition, we demonstrate how and why Earth changes. It's easy to see that Earth, with its liquid water, is different, but the planet's internal structure and magnetic field also set it apart from the other planets. Without these special physical conditions, life could not have evolved as it did.