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MAY 10, 2016|EVENTS & EXPERIENCES


Lockheed Martin Creates Augmented Reality Mars Experience


School bus transformed into a Mars mission experience

Imagine you boarded a regular school bus and were transported onto a Mars mission. That was exactly the idea behind an amazing experience launched by Lockheed Martin as part of the 2016 Science and Engineering Festival.

While I sadly did not get to experience this first hand while I was at the Festival, the idea of bringing space exploration to life for kids in this way and inspiring them to dream of big things (like colonizing Mars) is exactly the kind of thing the world needs brands to do.

Note - I first discovered this story thanks to smart curation from the team at The Future Of Storytelling.

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