Kick Off Science Week at Dunsink Observatory
Seanie Morris talks about Space and Telescopes of the Future
Sunday November 12th at 7:20 pm
Free Event, ample free parking
Advance booking required: Book here
Family Open Night, November 22nd
Big Bear Planetarium at Dunsink Observatory: “BACK TO MARS FOR GOOD”
Using state-of-the-art Fulldome 360-degree 3D digital projection technology with stunning graphics and advanced computer simulations. This is a fully interactive learning environment which is educational and fun. Discover the many fascinating facts about our Universe and learn from qualified Astro Officers.
Starts at 7:00 pm, Free Event and ample Free Parking
Advance booking required: Fully Booked
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Last Updated: 23rd May 2018 by Anne Grace
Science Week at Dunsink Observatory
Kick Off Science Week at Dunsink Observatory
Seanie Morris talks about Space and Telescopes of the Future
Sunday November 12th at 7:20 pm
Free Event, ample free parking
Advance booking required: Book here
Family Open Night, November 22nd
Big Bear Planetarium at Dunsink Observatory: “BACK TO MARS FOR GOOD”
Using state-of-the-art Fulldome 360-degree 3D digital projection technology with stunning graphics and advanced computer simulations. This is a fully interactive learning environment which is educational and fun. Discover the many fascinating facts about our Universe and learn from qualified Astro Officers.
Starts at 7:00 pm, Free Event and ample Free Parking
Advance booking required: Fully Booked
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