The Sphere - Museum of The Future Nur Alem

Nur-Sultan 010000, Kazakhstan

In 2017, the capital Nursultan held the EXPO exhibition with the theme "Future Energy". Nur Alem National Building was chosen as the venue and after the exhibition, it became a national heritage, now considered a museum of future energy in Kazakhstan. The museum has a unique spherical shape that was noticed before the opening of the exhibition and is one of the tourist attractions of Nursultan.

A large spherical building in the heart of the capital Nursultan was developed to host the large-scale EXPO exhibition in 2017 attracting 4 million visitors from 180 countries. The massive spherical structure 80 meters in diameter and 100 meters high is constructed of smooth, pure glass. The facades are glass structures that are gently curved in three dimensions. To achieve these results, the designers had to heat the glass in special furnaces until the material reached a certain degree of flexibility and then put it into pre-selected molds. The man behind the idea for this unique design is German architect Albert Speer Jr, who says it is the epitome of the last drop of oil and an important era in which humanity will move to harness energy. this amount in the future.

The museum is an 8-story building. Each floor is dedicated to a different theme: "Solar Energy", "Wind Power", "Cosmic Energy", "Bio Energy", "Hydroelectric", "Kynamic", "Board" country" and "Future Astana". State-of-the-art developments and scientific applications in the utilization of natural energy are presented in a detailed and scientific manner, appealing to both adults and children.

Renowned German installation artist Raid Sabbah is behind the design of the Museum's exhibits Visitors are encouraged to start exploring the museum from the top floor, which showcases science projects related to energy. Green quantity is about to be launched in the capital. "The 8th floor is used as a main sightseeing spot with sweeping views of the city. The 7th floor is dedicated to all things space energy. The 6th floor is home to a giant sun sphere. inside, where visitors can enjoy a 3D show that gives you an insight into the Sun and its energy potential.5th floor is dedicated to wind energy, here visitors You can learn about how the northern lights work as well as how to take advantage of wind energy, even tornadoes. The 4th floor is a recommended place for young travelers, where they can learn about biomass energy with an interactive lab that lets you experiment with fun science experiments.If you're interested in kinetic energy, take a moment to drop by the 3rd floor for you can "ride" a bicycle, exercise and see how energy is produced.2nd floor is a place to meditate on water energy.and 1st floor is where Visitors can immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the culture, history, traditions of the country of Kazakhstan.

Nur Alem Future Energy Museum is one of the most beautiful structures in Nursultan and is a destination you should not miss in your exploration of the dynamic capital of Kazakhstan.

The museum is open weekdays (except Sunday) from 10.00 AM to 08.00 PM. Entrance ticket price 1,800 KZT.

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