Planetarium Presentations: Exploding Universe

Out of Devastation Comes New Creation

Out of devastating events in the cosmos comes new creation. Explosive phenomena are responsible for the way we see the universe today, from supernovas to supervolcanoes. As the universe has transformed into the structure we live in now, even the most elementary particles have endured. This show follows a single proton to take us through some of the universe's most violent moments, from immense calamities on the largest of scales to the eruptive events that have shaped the earth, as it participates in nature's astounding events of rebirth and renewal.

Thursday Open Public Shows
Tickets go on sale at 6:30 pm at the door on a first-come, first-serve basis. The Planetarium comfortably seats 40 adults. Most shows last about 30 minutes.

Public shows are not available on holidays, finals week, school breaks, and all of August.

If you have a timing conflict, a large group to accommodate, or want to view a specific show, consider scheduling a private show.

Cost
$2.00 per person.

Children ages 5 and under are free with an adult. Some shows may not be appropriate for young children due to loud noise and darkness.

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