NAUSICCA -3D journey through the oceans, space and time

With giant screens (45 million pixels), a projection surface of 430 square metres and an array of projectors and banks of speakers, the attraction take visitors on an immersive, 3D journey through the oceans, space and time aboard the NAUSICAA Explorer.

This starts at the coast and then travels to see the effects of climate change from all angles as well as seeking out possible solutions. 

The aim is to bring visitors into the very heart of the climate emergency to educate and inspire positive action. 

Created by Pixel and Pepper Studio it enhances NAUSICAA’s credentials as a UNESCO Centre of Excellence for Awareness Raising. 

NAUSICCA, the French national sea centre, and Europe's largest aquarium, has launched a new attraction that puts visitors 'in the eye of the climate change storm'.

The attraction takes visitors on- board the Nausicaá Explorer to dive into the coral reefs and underwater jungles. 

It shows the ballet of the jellyfish and the pranks played by the penguins before venturing into 'the heart of the climatic The attraction takes visitors on-

Visitors get a feel of floods, fires and storms to appreciate global warming and how we can all actively support climate change.

Created by Pixel and Pepper Studio it supports NAUSICAA as a UNESCO Centre of Excellence.

The attraction takes visitors onboard the Nausicaá Explorer to dive into the coral reefs and underwater jungles.

It shows the ballet of the jellyfish and the pranks played by the penguins before venturing into 'the heart of the climatic upheaval'.

Visitors get a feel of floods, fires and storms there is a chance to appreciate the scale of global warming and its impact and how we can all actively support climate change.

WEBSITES: www.nausicaa.co.uk and www.pixelnpepper.com