Destination Guide FAQDiscover the many science and technology applications and communities inside the Second Life virtual world.
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Genome Island
Tiny cells and proteins make a big impression on this build dedicated to the study of microbiology. Step inside a rotating plasma membrane, check out elaborate dioramas, and play interactive games designed to teach students and scholars alike more about the micro world.
David Rumsey Maps
Discover antique maps in a unique, experiential way and explore a 3D recreation of Yosemite in 1883.
Raymaker Field Studies Centre at Bowness
Learn more about geography, geomorphology, and the earth sciences by exploring this island and interacting with its exhibits. Highlights include the ability to walk directly inside a volcano, an earthquake simulator, and a climate change/reef health simulation.
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
From NASA's California Institute of Technology, this exhibit showcases and explores the history of space travel and its related technologies.
Cloud Chateau
Turn your environment settings to midnight, crank up your graphics sliders, take a seat, and prepare for a colorful, hypnotic, ever-changing light show courtesy of The Particle Laboratory Learning Center.
Abyss Observatory
A museum of ocean science and technology which celebrates the sense of wonder people often have about the mysteries of the deep sea. Visitors can even travel 2,000 meters down into the dark depths of the ocean floor.
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