Inventing the Future

Opening hours:
Tue-Sun from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m
14 Krasnopresnenskaya Embankment, Moscow

Make the first fire and create a nuclear reactor: Energy of Life pavilion

Make the first fire and create a nuclear reactor: Energy of Life pavilion
Photo: Sergey Pyatakov/RIA News
11.25.2023

Travel through space and time, collect energy and use it to launch installations.

An exciting adventure in futuristic scenery awaits guests of the Ministry of Energy exposition. Here you can try on the professions of the energy complex and provide electricity for your entire house.

Energy all around

The Energy of Life pavilion is located at a distance from the main expositions, but it’s definitely worth walking the extra five minutes. For starters, it is beautiful: the technological design and spectacular installations capture imagination and serve as the backdrop for the most memorable photographs.

Photo: Sergey Pyatakov/RIA News

First you need to get a bracelet that will help you launch various activities. This can be done very quickly at the reception desk. By the way, it is decorated with plasma pipes; the energy inside them reacts to touch, so it is difficult to take children away from the unusual art object. But the most interesting thing is yet to come.

In the first hall, visitors will be treated to an immersive show. Viewers take a journey into the past, see how fire was first produced and learn about the development of the energy complex up to the present day. Thanks to the completely immersive effect, it seems that you personally participated in the creation of an atomic reactor and witnessed the splitting of an atom.

Follow Kilowatic

At the exit from the first hall, guests are greeted by the charming Kilowatik. This virtual guide in the world of energy is always ready to help, and at the same time share an interesting fact. Together with him, the guests go to the next room and find themselves in the apartment. But not the usual one.

"We were told that everything here, furniture, mannequins, clothes, carpets and rugs, were made using petrochemical processing. That’s why the hall is called Gifts of Energy. I didn’t even think that everything was so interconnected", one of the visitors, Moscow resident Larisa Popova, said with a laugh.

There are many games at the Energy of Life exposition. For example, you can test your memory strength, test your knowledge of the city’s energy system, and train your logic by laying a pipeline. You can also compete with each other in collecting energy or try to find energy balance by standing on the platform. The last one is perhaps the most difficult — few people manage to maintain balance for more than a couple of seconds.

All the power of the fuel and energy complex

Another unusual entertainment is creating an energy reflection. Approaching a special screen, you can see how your silhouette is formed from energy flows, ready to repeat your every move like a shadow. It looks very unusual.

Photo: Sergey Pyatakov/RIA News

One of the main exhibits of the pavilion is a huge multimedia map of the domestic fuel and energy sector. Guests can walk along it, activating various elements as they go and launching information blocks on the screen. By the way, some energy facilities can be examined in detail thanks to naturalistic layouts, as well as virtual tours.

At the end of the journey, guests will be treated to one of the most beautiful exhibits — a huge luminous structure in the form of a DNA chain in the Energy of the Future hall. It can be charged with the energy of the bracelet, accumulated during the excursion, and launch a real light show.

Possibly interesting
06.19
"A session on the results of the Open Dialogue at SPIEF'25 is important for BRICS": foreign experts on the discussion
Juan A. de Castro de Arespacochaga emphasized the special importance of the SPIEF'25 session "Shaping a new platform for Global Growth".
06.19
"Russia will play a unifying role in the world": Maxim Oreshkin outlined the goals of the Open Dialogue held by the National Centre RUSSIA at SPIEF'25
Maxim Oreshkin stressed that the Open Dialogue is a new Russian initiative that has received a wide response at the international level.
06.19
"Principally different conditions await the man of the future": a student of the Russian State Social University spoke about the results of the Open Dialogue at SPIEF'25
Elizaveta Romanova took part in the session of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum "Shaping a New Platform for Global Growth" on June 18.
login to your Personal Account
Please, sign in to be able to save interesting materials and latest news.
Log in via social media
Or
Log in via email
Forgot your password?
Network account? Register
Пожалуйста, авторизуйтесь
Необходимо зарегистрироваться или войти в аккаунт
Назад
Recover
password
Please enter the email address you used when registering