Destination Guide FAQExplore out-of-this-world and cosmic space locations in Second Life.
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Pandoria
Pandoria is nestled amongst the stars of outer space and features a massive meditation pool with floating rocks, tai chi areas, a celestial garden facing the east where the sun rises and lots of wonderful hangout hotspots for couples, groups and solo enjoyment. Pandoria also hosts live music and deejays. More at http://pandoriaevents.blogspot.com
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Moonbase
Get a taste of life on the other side of the stars in this surprisingly realistic build that includes many of the areas you'd expect to find in a livable interstellar habitat like a med station, greenhouse, and living quarters. There's also a hidden science lab that's home to a very special guest.
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Stonehenge Outer Space Park
Stonehenge in space? Fly up high to visit and experience this new twist on one of the most famous monuments in the world.
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Planetarium Dome
Ready to chill out on the Galilean Moons of Jupiter? Watch amazing pictures from space while doing yoga within this 3D planetarium dome.
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Extropia
As well as being a social hangout space, Extropia is home to several organizations and businesses. This growing residential community shares a desire to build a positive, beautiful, empowering future for all.
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The Space Elevator at Bowness
Come ride a magnetically-powered space elevator into geostationary orbit! The Space Elevator at Bowness simulates what it's like to be in a Space Station 3600 km (2200 miles) above Earth. The concept of a space elevator using carbon nanotubes is currently being evaluated by NASA, and should become viable within decades.
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Star Journey
Unleash your own power! Play and explore in virtual world version of Star Journey Symbol Method. Interactive Symbols lead to valuable personal insights and inspiration. Enjoy beautiful gardens and sky galleries in this spiritual and empowering sim. Based on Richard Geer’s latest book: “Star Journey – A Cosmology of Self.”
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