Natural History Museum welcomes the support of Jupiter Asset Management, sponsor of Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth?

· Opening Friday 16 May – book your tickets now!

Aligned in their commitment to inspiring curious minds, the Natural History Museum, London have partnered with Jupiter, an asset manager championing diverse thinking, creativity, and innovation in a changing world.

Jupiter recognises that as an asset management business, they have dual opportunity to incorporate sustainable outcomes in their activities. They invest on behalf of clients in companies that respect material environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors, and aim to embed sustainability throughout their own operations, activities and supply chain in order to reduce their environmental impact.

This partnership underscores the importance of curiosity and discovery, helping connect audiences with the wonders of space and the science that drives our understanding of it. By aligning Jupiter’s commitment to sustainable outcomes with the Museum’s mission to educate and empower, this partnership seeks to ignite a sense of responsibility and inspire meaningful action for the future of our planet.

The upcoming exhibition takes visitors on a quest across the universe in search of life. Experience a once in a lifetime opportunity to run your fingers over meteorites from the Museum’s collection, snap a selfie while holding a piece of Mars, touch a piece of the Moon and lay your hands on the Allende meteorite which, at 4.567 billion years, is even older than the Earth itself!

Visitors will leave the exhibition with an understanding of the complex conditions needed to kickstart life and a deeper appreciation for the abundance of life on Earth that together we must protect, for a future where people and planet thrive.

Dr Alex Burch, Director of Public Programmes at the Museum said, “We are thrilled that Jupiter Asset Management is sponsoring our new family exhibition, Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth?. Jupiter’s commitment to sustainable outcomes aligns with the exhibition’s mission to inspire a sense of responsibility for our planet and beyond. Exploring the wonders of space not only sparks awe and wonder but also deepens our understanding of Earth’s place in the universe, empowering visitors to think critically about our shared future.”

Matthew Beesley, Chief Executive of Jupiter said, “We're honoured to be chosen to sponsor the Natural History Museum’s new exhibition, Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth?. This exhibition showcases the importance of innovation and actively seeking answers, two cornerstones of the work we do at Jupiter. We’re delighted to be able to help educate and empower visitors to the Museum to ask questions about their place in the universe.”

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The Natural History Museum is a world-leading scientific research centre and one of the world’s most visited museums. Our mission is to create advocates for the planet – people who act for nature.

Our 400 scientists are finding solutions to the planetary emergency - from reversing biodiversity loss to resourcing the green economy.

We are seeking an additional £150 million to transform our South Kensington building: placing our groundbreaking research at its heart, revitalising four existing galleries, opening two new magnificent galleries and delighting 1 million more visitors a year with the wonders of the natural world.

Jupiter Asset Management
Curiosity and adaptability are human qualities vital to navigating a world where change is the only constant. At Jupiter, we believe that delivering investment excellence requires a balance of diverse thinking, creativity, and a relentless drive to seek enduring investment opportunities.

Being exclusively asset management driven, Jupiter focus entirely on delivering for their clients. They make an active difference by looking for opportunities that will be relevant and valued not just today, but in the future.

Jupiter values independence, individuality, and diverse thinking, with a culture that puts collaboration and a spirit of challenge at its heart.

Every day, their people direct their efforts towards creating a better future for clients, combining human ingenuity with the right technology to provide a high-quality client experience. This is their enduring edge in a world of constant change. This is the value of active minds. Jupiter is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority