First, a look at why things changed, 100 years ago.It all began with a German electrical engineer named Oskar von Miller, in ...

On Nov. 28, from 6 to 8:30 p.m., the Dome Room will again open to the public to see the constellations. The presentation, ...

Ball State University's planetarium will host its annual Astronomy SLAM competition on Nov. 8. Four students will compete by giving presentations on topics like exoplanets and dark matter. The Charles ...

"Spirits Dancing" will explore Indigenous connection to the cosmos with astrophotographer Travis Novitsky. A night of stargazing or a trip to the planetarium can put things in perspective, reminding ...

Even though it launched NuTrek out of drydock and stuck the landing with a solid final season, Star Trek: Discovery was one of the most controversial shows in this storied franchise. Because of that, ...

Clark Planetarium offers free night sky and sun parties regularly. Morgan Saxton talked with Community Programs and Volunteer Coordinator, Misty Morris, to learn more about the events. She says the ...

The Thames and Kosmos Planetarium Projector impresses with its two-in-one projections: A dome projects stars or constellations around the room, while a secondary projector accompanies this with an ...

For the first time, scientists have confirmed a planet with double sunsets that feels straight out of a galaxy far, far away. Here’s what this means for our search for worlds beyond Earth. US issues ...

The University of Nebraska at Kearney Planetarium is ready to lead the public into the stars. The “Astro Friday” series begins Friday evening and guides guests through the wonders of the universe ...

An international team of astronomers, co-led by researchers at the University of Galway, has made the unexpected discovery of a new planet. Detected at an early stage of formation around a young ...

The Smithsonian Planetarium Projector is chunky and solid enough that it's a good choice for kids. Its range of scientific images are great, but the blue dots that pass as stars leave something to be ...