Planetarium - The Story of Earth

01/04

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The Story of Earth film is an Australian documentary for giant screen and IMAX theatres directed by Russell Scott and written by Russell Scott and Wain Fimeri. The documentary, narrated by Rachel Ward, centres on how contemporary geology has potentially led to a new understanding of how life on Earth came to be.

Born from dying stars, it was sculpted by violent collisions in space. Yet, in an epic journey, this hostile ball of molten rock transformed itself into a nurturing environment.

From it emerged forms of life, none of which have been found anywhere else in the universe.

That planet is not millions of light years away either.
You are standing on it right now. This is the story of Earth.

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Duration: 00:50
The film begins with a digital space journey followed by the season’s current starry sky.

Language: Danish
You can buy headphones with english translation to this film.

Reserved tickets can be picked up up to 30 minutes before the film begins. If you have not booked tickets, we recommend that you arrive approx. 30 min before.

A ticket gives entry to a film in the Dome or the Auditorium and access to our exhibitions.

Please note: If you want to experience our exhibitions, and you have chosen the last film of the day, you should arrive in good time before the film, because Planetarium usually closes just after the last show.

During holidays and weekends, the ticket also offers the opportunity to follow guided tours and other creative activities.

Price: 160,- kr. fee + 5,- kr.

The Dome has three spaces for wheelchairs. The seats can only be purchased/ordered by contacting the ticket office.

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The Story of Earth – danish version

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Special opening hours

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The Story of Earth – danish version

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