The intersection of art and astronomy has given rise to some of the world's most captivating outdoor sculptures. These monumental works, inspired by cosmic structures, celebrate the mysteries and grandeur of the universe. Here are a few of the most famous examples:

1. "The Solar System" by Antony Gormley (UK)

Located in Cambridge, this series of sculptures represents the planets in our solar system, scaled to size and placed across the city. Each piece invites viewers to reflect on humanity's place in the cosmos.

2. "Celestial Vault" by James Turrell (Netherlands)

This earthwork sculpture in the Hague creates an illusion of the sky as a dome, blending art with the natural curvature of the Earth. Visitors lie inside the crater-like structure to experience a unique perspective of the heavens.

3. "Orbit" by Anish Kapoor (UK)

Though primarily a towering steel structure, Orbit’s swirling form evokes the movement of celestial bodies, symbolizing the dynamic energy of the universe.

4. "The Universe" by Eduardo Chillida (Spain)

This abstract sculpture in San Sebastián uses geometric forms to represent cosmic forces, merging art with philosophical reflections on space and time.

These sculptures not only beautify public spaces but also inspire awe and curiosity about the cosmos, bridging art and science in unforgettable ways.