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Pick of the Day: HOW TO DIE IN SPACE: A CHOOSE-YOUR-OWN ADVENTURE THAT YOU PROBABLY WON’T SURVIVE (in NYC w/Livestream) 9/30

September 6, 2022
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The prospect of traveling to outer space is increasingly more enticing to more and more folks as the earth seems to be choking humans in their habitat and we need another planet to terraform. Perhaps, you just have billions and billions of dollars around, but feel empty inside and have decided that going into the vast abyss of space is the way to fill your own personal abyss. In any of those cases, the actual process of going to space is a lot more complex than just popping yourself into a rocket and heading on out.

Thus, accomplished research professor and theoretical cosmologist Paul M. Sutter is going to play a very special, much grittier (but much more hysterical) version of Choose Your Own Adventure called How To Die in Space in which you’ll discover how exactly you can die in space in the myriad of ways that can happen (solar flare, asphyxiation, freezing, space debris, etc.). Perhaps, you’ll survive if you pick correctly and you can live (kind of) happily ever after like at the end of Interstellar.

If such an existential, edutainment, comedy game show is your jam, look for How To Die in Space: A Choose Your Own Adventure That You Probably Won’t Survive at Caveat on Fri. Sept. 30th at 7PM ET. Tickets are $20, but you can go in for a live-stream version at $15 a pop.

Get more details and tickets here.

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