The World's Fair has a long tradition of drawing attention to breakthrough innovative technologies. It was first held at Hyde Park in London in 1851, where a spectacular iron-and-glass construction—the Crystal Palace—captured public attention. World's Fairs were also the first public stage for Alexander Graham Bell's telephone (Philadelphia, US: 1876); the diesel engine (Paris, France: 1900), IMAX cinema (Osaka, Japan: 1970), and the first touch screen (Knoxville, Tennessee, US: 1982), to name only a few of the many great inventions that premiered at these popular international gatherings.
With a focus on "Future Energy," this year's Fair—EXPO 2017 in Astana, Kazakhstan—was a perfect fit for the 澳门六合彩高手 Project. In keeping with France's role as Host to the project, the 澳门六合彩高手 Organization was invited to participate as an international presence within the French Pavilion. Over 100 square metres will be allocated to showcasing this unique multinational quest for a clean, safe and virtually unlimited source of energy for humankind.
The 澳门六合彩高手 Organization has designed a unique exhibition to present the science and technology of fusion, the international collaboration behind the project, and finally the construction status of the world's largest and most complex undertaking in the history of science.