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The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) is creating the most detailed map of our nearby universe and 5000 independently operated robots can measure the light from thousands of galaxies at once. Join us as we explore the science, instrument, and people behind this global endeavor.

Black Holes: The Other Side of Infinity explores the power and grace of these cosmic beasts.

Ever wonder what it would be like to fly to Mars? NASA and other space agencies have their sights set on the Red Planet and they’re building the technology to get us there!

Join us for our family-friendly Double Features where we combine our favorite fulldome shows.

Join us for our Double Features where we combine our favorite fulldome shows.

Join us for our family-friendly Double Features where we combine our favorite fulldome shows.

What’s so special about the other two gas giant planets Uranus and Neptune? What makes them blue? Why is Uranus tipped on its side? They both have a bunch of moons - and rings too!

Nino and Lilli are in search of the most delicious super hazelnuts ever and are willing to travel to new planets to find them.

Journey through time and space with the legends of the early classic rock era. Featuring the iconic sounds of Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Aerosmith, ZZ Top, Deep Purple, The Rolling Stones, Van Halen, and more.

An ABSOLUTE classic laser show! No need to say anything more.

Surround yourself with The Wall. Metaphorical, delusional mirages will engulf you in the music of Floyd.

This show features her biggest hits and brings them to life with dazzling laser lights. If you can’t score tickets to her concert --- this is the next best thing.

One Sky Project is an international collaboration focused on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy, its historical and modern applications, and how our One Sky connects us all.

Learn about some of the cutting-edge simulations that revealed new insight into Pluto and Charon's initial collisions, as well as how that impact may have big implications for the system's geological evolution, including how we get to the surfaces that were imaged by New Horizons in 2015.

Light up the cold, dark season with a warm, bright holiday show!