Activities for children and adults - holidays and weekends

We make the invisible visible

The universe is full of invisible things.

The magnetic field protects us from radiation from space, the gravity keeps us on the ground, the sun’s infrared light gives us warmth,
and the mysterious dark matter holds our galaxy together.

All this and much more is invisible to us, but at the same time it is enormously important to our universe and existence.

Program / Weekends and school holidays

From 3rd of January to the 27th of June.

10.20 am – 10.40 am
The Invisible Show / Science Show in Lille Sal

10.50 am – 11.10 pm
Space Walk in the Invisible Universe / Tour around the exhibition area

11. 15 am – 11.35 pm
The Invisible Show / Science Show in Lille Sal

12.30 pm – 1.30 pm
Build a Particle Detector in SpaceLab

1.20 pm – 1.40 pm
Space Walk in the Invisible Universe / Tour around the exhibition area

2.20 pm – 2.40 pm
The Invisible Show / Science Show in Lille Sal

The Invisible Show

Science show

With mind-blowing experiments, we put your mind to the test and show you how to make the invisible visible.

We capture magnetic fields, explore the gravity, and show light that you otherwise cannot see, all these elements give valuable knowledge of the universe.

When
Weekends and school holidays
10.20 am, 11.15 am and 2.20 pm

Spacewalk in the Invisible Universe

Take a tour in the exhibition area.

We explore Planetarium’s exhibitions to see some of the universe’s most invisible phenomena.

What does dark matter do? How does gravity work? And why are black holes important for our existence on Earth?

Despite the difficult topics, the spacewalk has been adapted to families with children.

We meet under the space telescope Hubble, just in front of the shop.

When
Weekends and school holidays
10.50 am and 1.20 pm

Build a Particle Detector

Workshop in SpaceLab

Build your own particle detector and discover the cosmic radiation that flows through your body every moment.

The radiation consists of small particles that come from outer space and are quite harmless on the surface of the Earth. In a particle detector, you can catch the radiation when it collides with the air in the detector.

You can take your detector with you, when you leave.

When
Weekends and school holidays
12.30 pm -1.30 pm

Other activities at Planetarium

Movies, birthdays, knowledge - all has space technology, astronomy and science as our focal point.

Celebrate your birthday as an astronaut

Does your child dream of becoming an astronaut or is he or she wild about stars and planets? Then a birthday party at the Planetarium is the obvious choice.

Educational entertainment for the whole family

Fly Me To The Moon 3D is an animated feature film that takes you back to the historic moment of Apollo 11 in 1969.

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Host your event at Planetarium

The well-known building at the end of Sct. Jørgen’s lake can be used for everything under the sun. Host your next meeting, conference or event under nebulae and black holes at the Planetarium.

Gift Card

Give an experience and knowledge of space, astronomy and the universe that will bring happiness to people of all ages.
Buy the gift voucher online or in our shop.

Annual Pass

Get free access to the exhibitions and movies in the Dome.
A season pass can also be given as a gift.
Buy the pass online or in the shop.

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