Ready for take-off? Launch your intergalactic voyage at the Adelaide Planetarium!
Home to the only planetarium in Adelaide that is open to the public all year round, the Adelaide Planetarium is based at the University of South Australia’s Mawson Lakes campus, and offers a unique, interactive experience to explore the universe, galaxy and solar system.
Marvel as you journey across space and time from the comfort of your seat, with realistic projections of the constellations, showcasing the position of the Sun, Moon, planets and stars on the Planetarium’s iconic domed ceiling.
Following a celestial tour of the night sky, you will experience a full-dome movie including titles such as Tycho to the Moon, Starlight, Cosmic Collisions, Wildest Weather in the Solar System, and Astronaut, just to name a few.
The Adelaide Planetarium is open on select Saturdays of every month all year round and offers an extensive school holiday program.
Whether you are a school group, a family or an astronomy buff, the Planetarium’s astronomers will make your visit out of this world!
Night Sky Experience
Journey into outer space with a highly experienced astronomer. Discover the solar system, stars and constellations, including indigenous and traditional star lore and mythology.
Movies
There are a variety of movies to choose from, following the Planetarium’s Night Sky experience.
Short Courses
Check out the range of short courses for those with an interest in astronomy. Courses range from beginner to advanced levels.
Events
Keep an eye out for specialised one-night events throughout the year, including during school holidays and the festival season.
Location: University of South Australia, Mawson Lakes Campus, Level 2, P Building.
Opening Hours:
The Planetarium is open during advertised public sessions and online bookings are essential. For group bookings and special occasions, please email: adelaide.planetarium@unisa.edu.au.
The Planetarium holds sessions every first and third Saturday of the month. During school holidays, there are additional activities that run throughout the week. Bookings are essential for all activities.
Parking Information:
Parking is available at the UniSA ML6 carpark for 20 cents per hour. Please use the UniSA Parki App (available for download on the App Store and Google Play) or alternatively, pay stations are adjacent to the carpark.
Cost:
Starting from $10, different activities and events are subject to variation in pricing. Please refer to the website for more information.
For more information, timetables, and to book, visit:
https://unisa.edu.au/planetarium
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