Stars explode, galaxies collide, and black holes send signals through space and time. Many events in space are invisible to us. Thanks to new technologies, we are able to unlock ever more of the universe’s secrets. Join us on a visit to observatories in Chile and Hawaii and learn what scientists do there.
Ages 10 and up.
We’re bringing the sound of Imagine Dragons to the Science Dome! With 3D sound, a laser show, and 360-degree animations, experience the hits of one of the 21st century’s greatest bands. We travel through over a decade of the band’s history – from “Radioactive” to “Believer” to “Enemy.”
Our new fulldome production “My Friend Roxy” tells the story of Lizzi, who finds a broken robot on her way to school and embarks on an adventure full of technology, friendship, and curiosity. Together with her grandmother, she repairs the robot girl Roxy and teaches her about the world. In the process, Lizzi herself learns a lot about artificial intelligence, computers, and data protection. A lovingly crafted animated film about diversity, courage, and the question: Can you just keep a robot? For children aged 6 and up and anyone who believes that science can have a heart.
From floating water glasses and vortex rings to riding in a real hovercraft: in our live show “SpektakulAIR,” we demonstrate exciting experiments involving air and motion – combining humor with science! With the help of air pressure, centripetal force, and the principle of recoil, you will learn how things float, fly, and rotate. Experience amazing physics when we send Laika the dog “to the moon” in a vacuum cannon and create a fire tornado.
Ages 6 and up.
The live show is in German.
Little bear cub Eva is sad. The wolves on the playground tease her, and Eva is afraid to defend herself. But her mother shows her that even the smallest creatures can make a big difference. This animated film takes you on a journey through the wonders of evolution. How did all life on Earth begin? Come along and find out!
Ages 8 and up