We are in Triennialwhere we talk about designwhere we talk about designtherefore also an element of the unknown that passes through these lines. And we therefore wanted to create one awareness that the greatest of designer the cosmic designer, the craftsman of the universe, is the severity. With his hand she tries to model the bodies in a sublime sphericity.
All celestial bodies we see to floatshine and move in space, planetsstars move under the hand of severity and they have just this sphericity which is related to the action of the severity.
I little ones bodies, those who do not have a massa enough to achieve this desire for perfection of gravity, can instead afford the shape more extravagant. And for example, indeed, we have the example of this one comet where theEuropean Space Agency is landed with the «Rosetta» mission, going with a small robot on the surface.
We wanted to understand the mystery of the water: how it got there terrabut the mystery remains because that found was much more water heavylet’s say of the same composition but with more elements than deuterium. In this close encounter in the dark, we were faced with a comet from the form of on paper, a funny but at the same time beautiful little duck. As well as the asteroidstherefore meteorites are able to have the shapes they want because gravity is unable to impose its shaping hand.
Ersilia Vaudo is an astrophysicist and Chief Diversity Officer of the European Space Agency. She was curator of the «Unknown Unknowns» exhibition at the 23rd International Exhibition of the Milan Triennale.
January 12, 2023 – Updated January 12, 2023 , 8:34 pm
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