The image shows what appears to be a performance or light show at night, possibly at or near Başakşehir Millet Bahçesi in Istanbul, Turkey. A large projection of Earth is visible in the upper right quadrant, surrounded by haze or smoke. In the foreground, parallel white laser beams cut across the scene. These beams appear to originate from a structure or equipment on the left side of the image, which also includes a crane. In the lower midground, there are visible silhouettes of people, suggesting an audience. The environment is dark, with building lights in the background. The perspective of the image is from slightly below, looking up toward the projection and beams.Stadium event features dome structure wi
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Sat, May 30, 2026, 07:28 PM

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The image shows what appears to be a performance or light show at night, possibly at or near Başakşehir Millet Bahçesi in Istanbul, Turkey. A large projection of Earth is visible in the upper right qu…read more

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The image shows what appears to be a performance or light show at night, possibly at or near Başakşehir Millet Bahçesi in Istanbul, Turkey. A large projection of Earth is visible in the upper right quadrant, surrounded by haze or smoke. In the foreground, parallel white laser beams cut across the scene. These beams appear to originate from a structure or equipment on the left side of the image, which also includes a crane. In the lower midground, there are visible silhouettes of people, suggesting an audience. The environment is dark, with building lights in the background. The perspective of the image is from slightly below, looking up toward the projection and beams. | Open Wire