Friday, December 5, 2008

Today at the Planetarium
19:00Seven Wonders
20:00Rock Hall of Fame
Today's Moon Phase
Today's Moon Phase

Public Shows and Events

Public Shows

Now Showing at The Planetarium

When was the last time you saw...

A black hole
The ancient pyramids
An asteroid belt from the inside
A psychedelic rock 'n' roll show
The Texas nighttime sky without any city lights?

It's all here at The Planetarium at UT Arlington.

See what's playing now at The Planetarium

What's in a Show?

Planetarium Director, Marc Rouleau, at the controls

A typical show at The Planetarium will consist first of an introduction to the dome theater itself and the show to be presented.

Then, the recorded show will be played on the dome.

Finally, the presenter will give Texas Stargazing (a tour of the night sky) in which the wonders of tonight's amazing night sky will be graphically illustrated on the dome and discussed.

Be prepared to be amazed by the beauty of the night sky as seen far away from city lights. Your questions are welcome.

Immersed in a world of light and sound during a show at The Planetarium

Immersed in a world of light and sound during a show at The Planetarium

Public Events

Public events are special daylong presentations about astronomy and sky viewing often featuring interesting speakers. View upcoming Public Events at The Planetarium.

Planetarium

The University of Texas at Arlington

Chemistry Physics Building · 700 Planetarium Place · Box 19059 · Arlington, TX 76019-0059

Phone: 817.272.1183 · Fax: 817.272.1184 · Pre-recorded Show Line: 817.272.0123 · E-mail: planetarium@uta.edu

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