Did you know that

...the Hemisfèric was the first building in the City of Arts and Sciences to open its doors in 1998?

This symbolises the observation of the world that visitors discover by means of surprising audiovisual projections.

...the Perimeter Ring of the Hemisféric bears the name of Carl Sagan in tribute to one of the great communicators of astronomy in particular and science in general, who made these subjects popular on the famous "Cosmos" TV series?

...at the Hemisfèric you can visit the whole solar system, travel between galaxies, or lose yourself at the limits of the universe? All this is thanks to a digital astronomical simulator that has the use of the most extensive databases of professional astronomers.

...the Hemisfèric has the most advanced full dome digital projection technology that allows the projection of images and digital animations in full colour on its huge dome?

...the lamp of our projector reaches a temperature of 12,000 ºC and power of 15,000 W?

...our IMAX Dome projector uses a fish-eye type lens which allows the projection of the image over the whole of the screen?

...IMAX is using the largest possible photogram size thus far, which means that the image projected on the screen is ten times larger than that of a conventional cinema?