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Enter Spaceship Earth. 🚀

22/03/2026

Imagine: a soft, flexible gill worn like a piece of jewelry. Philippa Beale’s Human Gills demonstrate how humanity and technology can merge to survive underwater.

Discover the Human Gills at the Next Nature Museum or read more here: https://nextnature.org/en/mission/projects/human-gills

19/03/2026

Magdalena Salinas transforms waste salt into stunning 3D-printed houses. A clever solution for a warming world in need of new materials.🧂

Read more about salt castles here: https://nextnature.org/en/magazine/story/2025/salt-castles

16/03/2026

Design is more than just making beautiful things. Dagan Cohen, founder of Changery, explains how we can use 'stories from the future' to truly change the world today.

Explore the world of Design Fiction here: https://nextnature.org/en/magazine/story/2025/prototyping-van-gewenste-toekomsten-fictie-als-ontwerpdiscipline

11/03/2026

Upgrade your body: Why not adjust the menu to your stomach?

Why stop at changing our food? Chloé Rutzerveld explores whether we should be adapting our own bodies instead. Imagine an extra stomach or DNA that produces its own vitamins. Discover Human 2.0 here: https://nextnature.org/en/magazine/story/2025/de-mens-2-0

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26/02/2026

Once upon a time… there was Earth. 🌍✨. Not a fairy tale, but the true beginning. A glowing sphere spinning through the black universe. Layer upon layer, always in motion. For billions of years, it created itself. There was no plan, no design, but it did come into being. And somewhere in that process of creation, humanity stepped aboard.

Read the article by Mieke Gerritzen and look at the planet beneath your feet with a fresh perspective: https://nextnature.org/en/magazine/story/2025/er-was-eens-de-aarde

Or would you like to learn even more about the Earth? Then visit the Next Natue Museum. From February 27th, you can experience the new exhibition 'Once Upon a Time... the Earth'.

20/02/2026

How does life originate? 🌍✨ There are already many small pieces of the puzzle, but no big answer yet. In this story, astrobiologist Inge Loes ten Kate takes you through the most promising scenarios and shows why we need both science and imagination to move forward 🧬🔬

Read more here: https://nextnature.org/en/magazine/story/2025/het-ontstaan-van-leven-wetenschap-en-verbeelding

31/01/2026

What is artificial today may be natural tomorrow. Technology is our Next Nature.🌱

Discover more about Next Nature in our online magazine or at our museum in Eindhoven.

28/01/2026

🤲 The future in your hands: Next Nature Magazine ✨

Did you know that we now spend more time in digital worlds than in the woods, on the beach, or in the park? 🌐🌲 And that our brains are shaped by algorithms that respond to us faster than we do to them? 🧬⚡️

Next Nature Magazine is the lifestyle guide for anyone who wants to navigate tomorrow's digital world consciously and stylishly. But we look further: how will we live? How will we move? How will we stay connected in a future where nature and technology are more intertwined than ever? 🌱🔗🪩

Get your copy in our (web)shop: https://nextnature.org/nl/shop/products/next-nature-magazine-digital-wellness-eng

Featuring contributions from Chloe Rutzerveld, Designpolitie, Disnovation, Emma van der Leest, Floris Kaayk, Heleen Blanken, Henk Loorbach, Hendrik-Jan Grievink, Hung Lu Chan, Ines Barros, Jose van Dijck, Jules Ruis. Koert van Mensvoort, Leidy Karina Gómez Montoya, Magdalena Salinas, Mieke Gerritzen, Peter Lunenfeld, Rob Stolte, Rudy van Belkom and Performance Collectief URLAND

22/01/2026

Mars is more than data, graphs, models, and AI simulations. In Becoming Red Dust, Hung Lu Chan lets the red dust speak - as resident and narrator. A speculative invitation not to conquer Mars, but to connect with it. As an ecosystem to live with.⁠
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🪐Read more in our online magazine: https://nextnature.org/en/magazine/story/2025/becoming-red-dust
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📷️: ⁠Hung Lu Chan

20/01/2026

Are you aware of technology’s impact on nature? 🌍🤖

Nowadays, our world is so interconnected that it’s hard to tell where nature ends and technology begins. Technology is our Next Nature.💫

Learn more in our online magazine at nextnature.net

15/01/2026

Did you know....🔍️⁠
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At the Next Nature Museum (NL, Eindhoven) we explore the nature of the future. Together, we discover how technology is becoming part of our lives, ands sometimes even feels like something natural. ⁠
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Technology is our Next Nature💫⁠

05/01/2026

While our muscle power became obsolete during the Industrial Revolution, our brainpower is being outsourced in the AI revolution. 😵‍💫 Confusing? Absolutely. And this is just the beginning. Because the quantum computer is coming ⚛️💥

Curious about what this shift really means for our future?
Read the full article, written by Next Nature director Koert van Mensvoort on our website: https://nextnature.org/en/magazine/story/2025/hoe-slimmer-technologie-wordt-hoe-belangrijker-onze-intuitie-wordt?token=0ea80f40cca9544e1b13d8be1802e28d0a506c3c

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