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A Cosm team member admires the view of the newly-constructed DomeX LED display. The free-standing truncated dome is 20 meters in diameter with an 8K resolution.

A view of the newly-constructed DomeX LED display showing the tulip fields in Denmark. The free-standing truncated dome is 20 meters in diameter with an 8K resolution.

A view of the newly-constructed DomeX LED display showing a black hole simulation run on Evans & Sutherland’s, Digistar 7 software. The free-standing truncated dome is 20 meters in diameter with an 8K resolution.

A close look at the dark side of the Earth and city lights on the African content. The real-time visuals are generated by Evans & Sutherland’s Digistar 7 software.

A Cosm team member inspects the newly-constructed DomeX LED display showing a scene from ‘Mars 1001’, an Evans & Sutherland and Mirage3D production.

Onlookers experience the immersive visuals of the newly-constructed DomeX LED display. The angle of view is 180 degrees horizontal and 123 degrees vertical.

A Cosm team member explains the technology behind the newly-constructed DomeX LED display during an early demonstration.

Cosm CEO, Jeb Terry Jr., in front of the DomeX LED display while addressing the company virtually.

A Cosm employee demonstrates the magnetic attachment of each individual panel on the newly constructed DomeX LED display. Each panel is aligned within the tolerance of a human hair.

Cosm team members admire their work during an early test of the one-of-a-kind DomeX LED display.