Exhibit Codex

Explore the Sun, eight planets and named small bodies. Change the time scale, inspect a world, or travel outward to the connected galaxy view.

Explore Earth’s history, reconstructed continents, modern geography, and the layers beneath the surface.

Explore this world, its place in the system and its changing context through time.

The star at the center of our planetary system. Its gravity binds the planets; fusion in its core supplies sunlight.

A heavily cratered rocky world with an extremely thin exosphere.

A dense carbon-dioxide atmosphere and thick clouds surround our nearest planetary neighbor in size.

Earth’s natural satellite preserves an ancient record of impacts and volcanic activity.

A cold desert world with giant volcanoes, polar ice, and evidence of ancient flowing water.

The largest planet in our Solar System, with a deep hydrogen-rich atmosphere and powerful storms.

A low-density gas giant encircled by extensive rings made primarily of water ice.

An ice giant with an extreme axial tilt. Methane contributes to its blue-green appearance.

The outermost major planet, with a deep blue atmosphere and strong winds.

Explore cosmic history, then travel into the Milky Way and the two planetary systems in this museum.

A small, cool star about 40.5 light-years away in Aquarius. Seven known terrestrial-sized planets form a remarkably compact planetary system. The system age is uncertain; 7.6 billion years is an approximate published estimate.

One of seven measured planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1. Its size and orbit are measured through observations; the displayed surface is an artistic interpretation.

One of seven measured planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1. Its size and orbit are measured through observations; the displayed surface is an artistic interpretation.

One of seven measured planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1. Its size and orbit are measured through observations; the displayed surface is an artistic interpretation.

One of seven measured planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1. Its size and orbit are measured through observations; the displayed surface is an artistic interpretation.

One of seven measured planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1. Its size and orbit are measured through observations; the displayed surface is an artistic interpretation.

One of seven measured planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1. Its size and orbit are measured through observations; the displayed surface is an artistic interpretation.

One of seven measured planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1. Its size and orbit are measured through observations; the displayed surface is an artistic interpretation.

Explore the dog’s outer form, skeletal reference and 263 individually named muscle and soft-tissue meshes from the published dm_control canine model. Switch references to inspect each source clearly.

Examine the deep skull, powerful hindlimbs and counterbalancing tail of a Tyrannosaurus mount. Thirteen named inspection regions reveal the skull, jaw, axial skeleton and hindlimbs. Switch between the mount scan and an interpretive life reconstruction.

Meet Hatcher, the Smithsonian’s Triceratops mount. Explore the skull and frill, trunk, limbs and tail as a detailed museum specimen. Switch between the mount scan and an interpretive life reconstruction.

Enter the architecture of a cell. Follow folded membranes, trace the protein pathway and separate fifteen cellular systems into a gallery of microscopic structures.

Explore the supporting skeleton, reveal anatomical systems and optionally show the body surface. Explore BodyParts3D bones, muscles and internal structures, alongside clearly labeled reconstructed lung lobes.

Explore the cat’s exterior, a skeletal study and a sourced abdominal model. Inspect the liver, pancreas, intestinal tract, kidneys, bladder and abdominal vessels in Pixelbeaker’s reference.

Explore the Parthenon on the Acropolis of Athens. Inspect the surviving colonnades, stepped platform and inner remains in a textured photogrammetric study.

Run an inline-four engine slowly, scrub the crank angle and follow intake, compression, power and exhaust. Inspect the synchronized pistons, rods, crankshaft, valves and supporting assemblies.

Explore an original lifelike Apollo with an enlarged lyre. Inspect the instrument frame and strings, the draped figure and the wreath study region.

Read an original Artemis through the bow, quiver and arrows displayed beside her figure. Inspect her clothing and equipment, and separate modern sculpture from ancient iconographic evidence.

Inspect an original cloaked Odin alongside a spear and paired raven emblems. Explore the figure and attributes as an interpretation of Norse literary tradition.

Explore an original Freyja, with necklace and feather emblems presented as separate object studies. Clothing, braids and ornament are modern artistic choices.

Read a goddess through her attributes. Explore the crested helmet, aegis, draped garment, spear, shield and owl in an original lifelike interpretation of Athena.

Explore a lifelike interpretation of Thor alongside Mjölnir. Inspect the belt, clothing and symbolic equipment, and distinguish medieval literary attributes from our modern sculptural choices.

Examine the three-pronged emblem associated with Poseidon. Separate the tines, socket, shaft and ornamental details to see how a familiar fishing implement becomes a divine attribute.

Inspect an original short-handled hammer and a small pendant interpretation. Compare the object of Norse storytelling with the hammer-shaped symbols people wore; the two are presented at different display scales.