What happens when a real-life space scientist, an exoplanet specialist from NASA’s Ames Research Centre, an astrophysicist and Dr Karl Kruszelnicki walk into the room? Don’t know? Why not come along to Event Innaloo on Saturday to find out.
Anarchy PR and Event Cinemas will be showing, LIVING UNIVERSE, an Australian feature documentary tackling the momentous question: are we alone?
An interstellar adventure searching for life on another planet, the film follows the 50-year journey of a starship piloted by artificial intelligence, Captain Artemis (voiced by Professor Davis) to an imaginary planet Minerva B, set 150 years in the future.
The speculative voyage is presented alongside interviews with the world’s top scientific visionaries, drawing from their expertise to offer insights into our collective future exploring deep space.
Sounds intriguing.
Narrated by everyone’s favourite scientist Dr Karl Kruszelnicki and Australian astrophysicist Professor Tamara Davis, the film will screen on 15 and 18 August 2018.
Space scientist Alexandre M. Kling and exoplanet specialist Megan Shabram from NASA’s Ames Research Centre, will attend a Q&A on Saturday 18th August at Event Innaloo (6.30pm) to answer the audience’s burning questions following the film.
This screening is part of National Science Week (11-19 August).
Watch the trailer
