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PLANETS – a Journey through the Solar System

Planets 450PLANETS – a Journey through the Solar System

Discover the fascinating landscapes of our Solar System.

Glide over the landforms of Mars, soar over the clouds of Jupiter and dive through the rings of Saturn.

Witness the violent beginnings of planet formation – as you try and avoid colliding with an asteroid!

Using real photographs taken by space probes as well as stunning computer generated imagery, the film presents a modern view of the Solar System in the dynamic context of its evolution.

Preview the full film below.

Film Type

Length: 30min
KS3 – KS5  /  Families /  Adults
Also available in Arabic, Czech, French, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish

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Arabian Stars

Ramadhan Moon

Our highly acclaimed and popular ‘Islamic Astronomy’ show, presented by one of the UK’s most experienced astronomers.

This lively interactive show, goes back in time to the lands of Arabia where astronomers looked up at the night sky and made links between the heavens and scriptures within the holy book – The Quran

Show overview

  • Why was astronomy so important to early Arabian astronomers
  • Importance of Sun, in telling the time for prayer (salat)
  • Position of stars in directing worshippers to the Ka’bah
  • Phases of the moon, to determine the islamic month
  • Constellations as a form of inspiration for Islamic art and henna design
  • Why so many stars bear arabic names
  • Introduction to the works of Abu Ali al-Hasan (Alhazen) (965-1039 AD)

Show details

  • Live and interactive shows
  • Can be delivered in schools, community centres and mosques with segregation allowance
  • All ages
  • Approximately 30 mins long
  • Show is followed by an recitation clip from the Quran talking about space
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A Glorious Dawn

AGD 450A Glorious Dawn

A planetarium adaptation by students of A Glorious Dawn, the stirring short remix from Symphony of Science based on Carl Sagan’s Cosmos.

In Cosmos Sagan forsees a wonderful future for the human race after it begins to colonise other worlds and travel to distant stars.

Inevitably, future spacefaring humans will encounter planets where the entire galaxy lights up the dawn sky, instead of one star – not a sunrise but a galaxyrise.

Preview the full video below. See the original YouTube release below it.

Film Type

Length: 3.5min      KS4 – KS5  /  Adults