THE UNIVERSE IN YOUR CLASSROOM

Live planetarium sessions for primary school students, 'A walk around the solar system', and for secondary schools 'Our home in the cosmos'. In the Hemisfèric (IMAX and full dome) projections hall, students can make discoveries seen in the sky with the naked eye out to the confines of the Milky Way, seeing the solar system's bodies along the way.

In ‘A Walk around the solar system’, primary school students learn to distinguish a star from a planet, understand how solar and lunar eclipses happen, fly over Mars, and even pass through the rings of Saturn! All of this is thanks to the spectacular digital planetarium.

From 11:00pm to 12:00pm everyday:

18th October 2012
8th and 22thNovember 2012
13th December 2012
10th and 24th January 2013
7th and 21st February 2013
7th and 21st March 2013
18th April 2013
9th and 23th May 2013

Secondary school students attending the planetarium show ‘Our Home in the Cosmos’ are faced with a question: is there life in in other places?. In this digital planetarium session, they travel the solar system in search of these places and discover, among other things, what a supernova is, how stars form and evolve, how the sun affects the Earth for it to be inhabitable, how many exoplanets we know and where they are.

From 11:00pm to 12:00pm everyday:

25th October 2012
15th and 29th November 2012
20th December 2012
17th and 31st January 2013
14th and 28th February 2013
14th March 2013
11th and 25th April 2013
16th and 30th May 2013