The cosmist idea, that humanity's destiny lies in the colonization of the entire universe, requires a change in perspective and scale. That's why the exhibition title, on a vertical banner, leads the eye sky-ward, where the museum hall's ceiling with its many lights happens to look like the belly of a huge space ship. A blue rim, that runs around the circumference of the hall, was used as the orbit for a long quote by a cosmist philosopher – the first time that typography had been placed there, in the history of the museum.