Space for All

The use of space has become increasingly important in recent decades. Satellites provide data for communication, navigation, climate research and many other applications that influence everyday life on Earth. At the same time, space technologies open up new perspectives for science, the economy and international cooperation. The view into space has also inspired artistic and cultural exploration. Space for All highlights how developments in space are connected to technological, societal and artistic perspectives on Earth.

The title Space for All intentionally carries two meanings: On the one hand, it refers to outer space as a shared domain of humanity, whose exploration and use should benefit everyone. On the other hand, it evokes an open space, where people can learn about and engage with space-related topics. Through ESERO Austria, the European Space Agency (ESA) supports space and STEM education in Austria, providing programs and resources for teachers, educators and young people.

An exhibition in collaboration with