Astronaut John McDermott touches down at the Ulster Transport Museum for an out of this world experience as the popular Our Place in Space sculpture trail makes its homecoming to Northern Ireland

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Astronaut John McDermott touches down at the Ulster Transport Museum for an out of this world experience as the popular Our Place in Space sculpture trail makes its homecoming to Northern Ireland.

A recreation of our solar system as an 11.8 km sculpture trail, Our Place in Space is free to visit from this Friday 24th February until 26th March, beginning in the grounds of the Ulster Transport Museum at Cultra and weaving its way onto the North Down Coastal Path, ending at Pluto in Bangor.Accompanied by an app and exciting events and learning programmes for people of all ages, the trail is accessible by public transport with Translink bus and train services servicing the museum site.

See www.ourplace.inspace.earth for more information.


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