Ground Station Collection

Drawing of Hubble Telescope, 1980s. Artists impression of the exchange of information via Hubble, Tracking and Data Relay Satellites (TRDS) and ground stations

A deep space tracking station on an alien planet

Machines arriving on an alien world which is about to be colonized
Machines arriving on an alien world, which mankind is about to colonize as we expand through the universe in the distant future

A deep space tracking station on an alien planet operated by androids

A human tracking station on a distant alien planet in the distant future
A human tracking station, part of a colony, on a distant alien planet in the distant future

Extraterrestrials are believed to already live amongst us
While scientists are busy searching the universe for signs of intelligent life, there are many who believe that extraterrestrials already live amongst us

Satellite dish and Hanbit Tower, Daejeon
Satellite dish at the Expo 1993 site in Daejeon, South Korea, with the Hanbit Tower behind. Taken during the International Astronautical Congress space exhibition in October 2009

Satellite dishes, Daejeon, South Korea
Satellite dishes at the Expo 1993 site in Daejeon, South Korea, at the International Astronautical Congress space exhibition in October 2009

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Traveling through the cosmos, the Hubble Telescope of the 1980s paved the way for interstellar communication. Fast forward to an alien planet: machines arrive, setting up a deep space tracking station, scanning the universe for signs of life. In a parallel universe, extraterrestrials may already be operating their own station, watching us. Back on Earth, in Daejeon, South Korea, satellite dishes like Hanbit Tower remain our grounded connection to the vast unknown. Will we make contact or be the first to discover a new world? The universe awaits.