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| Picture sequences | |
| 4 500 000 000 years | Natural history through billions of years |
| The drill bit collection | Different sizes and types of bits illustrate how drilling procedes |
| The well that went wild | Well no 2/4-14 was out of control for 11 months |
| The black days | The Alexander L. Kielland tragedy claimed 123 lives |
| A universe below | Diving bells and vessels for working on the seabed |
| Factories at sea | Presentation from top to bottom of the working environment on a drilling rig |
| The cutting edge of technology | Innovative methods of drilling and production at increasing depths |
| Life on board | Scenes from work- and leisure-time on the platform |
| The Prologue | Glimpses of oil history, in the form of tableaus, from the oldest times through to the future |
| Petrorama/Timeline | A wide view of Norway's oil history |
| The Survival capsule "Whittaker" | A self-powered survival capsule with room for 28 people |
| Taking a journey offshore | Check-in and safety routines prior to the helicopter flight out to the field |
| Forum: "Big bigger Statfjord" | Area for temporary exhibitions |
| History of technology | Equipment and models of vessels and installations |
| "The largest drill bit in the world" | Weight 1700 kg, diameter 90 cm |