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10 THINGS THAT MAKE THE MUSEUM OF THE FUTURE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE

Here are 10 reasons why you absolutely must visit the Museum of the Future if
you haven't already. Consider this your virtual pocket guide!

Shreeja Ravindranathan - Staff Writer • February 22, 2023

Photo @shutterstock

Can you believe that the Museum of the Future (MOTF) has been open for a year
already?> The world’s most beautiful building first opened to visitors on
February 22, 2022, and has inspired stunning pictures, reels and TikToks of this
futuristic space ever since. We could wax lyrical about the MOTF but we’ll cut
to the chase and present you with an in-depth visitor guide of what’s inside the
Museum of The Future. Because it’s a crying shame if you still haven’t visited
this architectural wonder that the rest of the world is talking about.


1. YOU’LL BE TIME-JUMPING INTO THE YEAR 2071

Why 2071, you ask? That’s the year of the UAE’s centennial and marks 100 years
of the seven emirates coming together. The museum houses a reimagined utopia 49
years from now, where humanity and technology co-exist in harmony and humankind
has used the power of AI and robotics to solve the climate crisis, unearth new
renewable energy sources and restore once extinct species and ecosystems. Nature
is healing.


2. GO TO THE MOON AND BACK

This is the closest you’ll get to the experience of time and space travel and
live out all your fantasies of Interstellar-esque mission ( until one of the
futuristic tech companies exhibiting inside the museum invents a time machine,
of course).

The museum is divided into five different immersive experiences or chapters.

Chapter 1 involves hopping aboard a rocket and blast off into space eventually
docking at the OSS Hope, a space station 600km above earth. There, you can
assign yourself to vital missions of your choosing, such as the Mars Pioneer
Mission or the SOL Project – an international project that aims to  harvest
moonlight through photovoltaic cells as a renewable energy source for earth.

Ever been curious about how astronauts eat-in space or what you’d look like in a
spacesuit? This experience will answer all those burning questions and more.



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3. BE A BIOSCIENTIST AND HEAL NATURE

Who needs the wisdom of paperbacks when you can read genetic data from over
4,500 species can be accessed in Chapter 2 of the Musem of the Future?

Called the Vault of Life, this virtual DNA library looks more like a sci-fi lab
out of Rick and Morty and is a treasure trove of  thousands of models of species
suspended inside glass cases.

Want to play mad (read genius) scientist? The mixed-reality recreation of the
Amazon rainforest lets you mix and match a plethora of DNA sequences and over
2000 genetic codes to experience what bringing back extinct species to life and
preserving endangered ones could be like.



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4. IT’S A MUSEUM THAT BELIEVES MENTAL HEALTH IS FUTURE WEALTH

Yes, the museum’s a champion of technology and its wonders, but it’s also aware
that human beings are the true capital and believes that the future of wellness
isn’t high-end spa treatments but mental health.

And so, Al Waha (Arabic for Oasis), the third chapter, advocates why healthy
minds need digital detoxes. You’ll step inside screen-free interactive booths
that let you experience the world through your senses like we were built to –
feel vibrations that rebalance electromagnetic fields and the body’s natural
rhythms as well as learn about the healing effects of movement, meditation, and
water.




5. IT HAS A DEDICATED SPACE FOR KIDS THAT RECREATES THE THRILL OF VIDEO GAMES
WITHOUT SCREENS

The museum’s Future Heroes exhibit (Chapter 5) is a testament to the saying that
kids are the future. The futuristic playground takes the collaborative aspect of
multiplayer video games, subtracts the button bashing and being glued to
screens, and applies it to a real-life setting.

Kids have to take up missions and collect rewards (badges they can take home) by
solving problems through in-person communication, collaboration, and creative
thinking. It teaches them that a good future is a shared goal. They’ll be
supervised by the museum’s guide the whole time.




6. THERE ARE FLYING SILVER PENGUINS AND JELLYFISH FLOATING ABOUT

Okay, so that’s not what they’re called but you get the gist. The correct words
for these aerial robots are aerobes and they welcome you as soon as you enter
the light-filled atrium of the Museum of the Future. Looks like instead of
birdwatching, sighting animal-shaped robots will be a common pastime in 2071.



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7. BARISTAS TOO ARE ROBOTIC HERE

No, no, we don’t mean your neighbourhood cafe’s bored barista who repeats orders
in a robotic monotone. Tucked away behind the lobby’s spiral staircase is a cafe
with an actual cyborg barista named Bob.

Without making small talk or having to spell your name out, you can order your
cuppas through your phone by scanning a QR code menu that features a range of
beverages, from run-off-the-mill caramel latte to a more futuristic-sounding
iced nitro pecan coffee.



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8. DID WE MENTION THE ROBOTIC FALCON DRONE?

Yes, we’re aware we’re  geeking out hard and you should too. At the Tomorrow
Today (Chapter 4), an exhibit that lets you dabble in and explore near-future
technologies from the world’s leading researchers, designers and corporations,
you’ll meet Robird.

Robird is a remotely controlled peregrine falcon that will be used to monitor
and observe real birds.

It’s so precisely built to look like a real falcon, that other birds won’t be
able to distinguish a RoBird from the real deal. We’re making a mental note to
take a picture with it because it trumps the stereotypical Dubai tourist shot of
holding a falcon any day!


9. THE MUSEUM IS POETRY IN STEEL AND GLASS

Quite literally – the Arabic calligraphy that wraps around the building’s façade
are quotes from a poem by H.H Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum and blurs
the line between art and architecture. The sections with calligraphy are in
glass, which doubles up as the structure’s windows.

The words rendered in calligraphy are profound and meaningful and translate to:
“We may not live for hundreds of years, but the products of our creativity can
leave a legacy long after we are gone.” “The future belongs to those who can
imagine it, design it, and execute it.” And “The future does not wait. The
future can be designed and built today.”



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10. IT HAS ONE OF THE MOST UNIQUE SHAPES AND IS FULL OF SYMBOLISM

We couldn’t help coming back to this being an architectural marvel, guys. Sorry,
not sorry.
‘Oval’ and ‘doughnut-shaped’ are terms that are too pedestrian to describe
something as magical as the Museum of the Future. The word you’re looking for is
‘torus’, you’re welcome.



And the reason why this ring-shaped geometry was chosen is visionary – the
circular structure of the torus represents the human eye that sees both the
present and the future; the green mound that the museum is perched on symbolises
Emirati history and how it lays the foundation for the future. The void in the
centre is a nod to the unknown possibilities of the future.

To sum it up, this magnificent column-less building is a pillar of innovation, a
work of art and we hope you purchase tickets to visit soon!

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