Let us take you on a journey to the stars!
Astronomy Event in the Schoolyard
An event at a School or a Festival consists of
Inside the Dome: 360° full dome Shows
Spectators sit in chairs for comfort, to enjoy an immersive viewing experience
Outside: live telescope observationsđ the Sunâs photosphere during the day or the starry night during the night âdiscover through the eyepiece of a telescope, what is out there!
Meteorites: Hold a meteorite in your hand â pieces that fell to Earth from space â an out of this world experience
Explanations and guidance from an experienced Astronomer
Add a WOW factor to your school or event! An educational and entertaining school experience.
Contact us to come to your School âwhether indoors or outdoors, regardless of weather conditions (cold, heat, rain). The dome is air-conditioned with heating in winter and cooling in summer.
360° hemispherical projection screen
Planetrium On The Go is a unique mobile planetarium with a fixed dome and chairs for the spectators. Its main feature is the hemispherical projection screen 6m in diameter and 57 square meters in surface area! The images are projected across the entire inner surface completely surrounding the audience creating an impressive immersive environment
Capacity
Approximately 40 spectators per show, all seated for comfort and safety. Access and comfort is provided for people with disabilities and wheelchair users.
Students participate in an immersive learning experience without having to leave their school.
Shows can be repeated every half an hour. During school hours we can hold about 9 screenings accommodating more than 300 students in one morning.
08:30 â 1st show for studentsÂ
09:00 â 2d show for students
09:30 â 3d show for students
10:00 â 4th show for students
10:30 â 5th show for students
11:00 â 6th show for students
11:30 â 7th show for students
12:00 â 8th show for students
12:30 â 9th show for students
* Each documentary show is followed by telescope observation and discussion with the students.
** We address two groups of students at the same time, one inside the dome and another at the telescope.
Recommend shows according to age:
- Kindergarten: âPerfect Little Planetâ or âThe Accidental Astronautsâ
- Primary School age 6-8: âPerfect Little Planetâ or âKitz the Cat’s â Super Moon Adventureâ
- Primary School age 8-10: âMagic Tree House: Space Missionâ or âPerfect Little Planetâ
- Primary School age 10-12: âBirth Of Planet Earthâ or âImagine The Moonâ
- High School students: âBirth Of Planet Earthâ or âFrom Earth to the Universeâ
Touch real meteorites, pieces that fell to Earth from space! âduring our visits meteorites are presented and explained by the astronomer, giving a hole new dimension to the exploration of the Universe.
Each event offers a unique journey through the universe, featuring:
Immersive planetarium shows đď¸
Live telescope observations đ
The Sun’s photosphere with special filters – observing sunspots during the day – or the starry night during the night. Weather permitting.
With our new technology telescopes we can observe deep sky objects â star clusters, nebulae, other distant galaxies â even from urban environments.
Prepare to be amazed!
A fun, educational and unforgettable experience for all ages!
observing sun spots during the day
If you are interested in organizing an event with Planetarium On The Go you can contact us for an offer.
email đ§ planetariumotg@gmail.com
mob/Whats App đ˛ +30 6972 208 032  Kostas Sakkas
mob/Whats App đ˛ +30 6979 116 676  Christos Sakkas
Around the World with Planetarium on the Go!
Every year we cover a distance longer than Earthâs perimeter – 40,000 km – bringing space exploration to every corner of Greece and anywhere in the World if invited!
By showing the fascinating discoveries in space exploration, it both inspires and educates people of all ages about our surroundings â the Earth itself and our place in the Universe.
In a time when quality science education is more important than ever, a scientifically literate public is an essential part of the progress of any country.
Member of the International Planetarium Society (IPS)
