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Our star, the Sun, brings light and life to the Earth. We have studied the Sun for more than 400 years, and questions about the origins of solar magnetism remain amongst the most important in all of classical physics. The history studying this solar activity has deep ties in Colorado, and was central to Boulder becoming a world-renowned center of scientific research.
Join Professor Dr. Ben Brown to learn how we know what we know about the Sun, from early telescope observations in the mountains of Colorado to cutting edge studies of the Sun from space and from the peak of Haleakalā on Maui.
Thursday, Oct. 29 at 7pm
ñ students are admitted FREE on THURSDAY NIGHT TALKS with valid Buff OneCard.
Friday, Oct. 30 at 7pm
Synchronicity is defined as "the simultaneous occurrence of events that appear significantly related, but have no discernible causal connection." Maybe, it's just chance, or perhaps it's an elaborate plot by some of the most talented musicians of a generation, but few can deny the mystical experience of watching the classic film "Wizard of Oz" set to Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon." In addition to the original splendor of the film, Fiske's dome wizards will provide extra eye candy with our amazing fulldome system.
ONE NIGHT ONLY - Thursday, Oct. 29 at 8:30pm
Something strange is waiting for you under the dome. This All Hallows Eve, Fiske comes alive with classic Halloween hits reimagined through mind-melting visuals and a flight through the cosmos, transforming the planetarium into an otherworldly Halloween dance floor. Come for the music. Stay for the thrill.
ONE NIGHT ONLY - Friday, Oct. 30 at 11:30pm
UPCOMING SHOWS
Friday, October 16
Explore other galaxies and get a sense for the size of our universe!
SOLD OUT!
Journey through time and space with the legends of the early classic rock era.
SOLD OUT!
Experience the Dark Side of the Moon like never before! This one of a kind laser show can only be seen here at Fiske Planetarium.
Sunday, October 18
Join us! This event is geared towards families with children of all ages who want to explore science and astronomy.
Our One Sky connects us all --- this film is an international collaboration focused on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy, its historical and modern applications.
Take a tour of the night sky, observable planets, stars and constellations.
Friday, October 23
Keep your eyes open for a Redwine supernova!
Saturday, October 24
Explore our beautiful Moon, plus the most bizarre moons of our solar system, including one that looks like the Death Star.
Ever wonder what it would be like to fly to Mars? Find out at Fiske!
Explore other galaxies and get a sense for the size of our universe!
Experience the beautiful, mind-warping and hypnotizing visuals of Fiske's liquid sky shows.
Come take a Ride with us in the dome!
Sunday, October 25
Once upon a time there was a sky full of marvelous planets with the most delicious super hazelnuts ever. At least that’s what two greedy squirrels, Nino and Lilli, thought.
Explore our beautiful Moon, plus the most bizarre moons of our solar system, including one that looks like the Death Star.
Thursday, October 29
Our star, the Sun, brings light and life to the Earth. Join Professor Ben Brown to learn how we know what we know about the Sun, from early telescope observations in the mountains of Colorado to cutting edge studies of the Sun from space and from the peak of Haleakalā on Maui.
ñ students are admitted FREE on THURSDAY NIGHT TALKS with valid Buff OneCard.
Synchronicity is defined as "the simultaneous occurrence of events that appear significantly related, but have no discernible causal connection." Maybe, it's just chance, or perhaps it's an elaborate plot by some of the most talented musicians of a generation, but few can deny the mystical experience of watching the classic film "Wizard of Oz" set to Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon."
Friday, October 30
Our star, the Sun, brings light and life to the Earth. Join Professor Ben Brown to learn how we know what we know about the Sun, from early telescope observations in the mountains of Colorado to cutting edge studies of the Sun from space and from the peak of Haleakalā on Maui.
Experience the beautiful, mind-warping and hypnotizing visuals of Fiske's liquid sky shows.
Journey through time and space with the legends of the early classic rock era.
Something strange is waiting for you under the dome. This All Hallows Eve, Fiske comes alive with classic Halloween hits reimagined through mind-melting visuals and a flight through the cosmos, transforming the planetarium into an otherworldly Halloween dance floor. Come for the music. Stay for the thrill.
Sunday, November 1
Our One Sky connects us all --- this film is an international collaboration focused on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy, its historical and modern applications.
Take a tour of the night sky, observable planets, stars and constellations.
Thursday, November 5
1 and 2 spacecraft were launched in 1977 and flew past Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Nearly half a century later, they are now about 5 times farther than Pluto from the Sun and are in the interstellar medium, having left the sphere of influence of the Sun – the Heliosphere. The Voyager mission opened our eyes to many different new worlds. ñ students are admitted FREE on THURSDAY NIGHT TALKS.
Friday, November 6
1 and 2 spacecraft were launched in 1977 and flew past Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Nearly half a century later, they are now about 5 times farther than Pluto from the Sun and are in the interstellar medium, having left the sphere of influence of the Sun – the Heliosphere. The Voyager mission opened our eyes to many different new worlds.
Cudder is back! Explore the depths of your mind as we bend the laws of space and time in our 8k dome and full surround sound.
From the East coast to the West, this show highlights some of the classic songs that defined the genre.
Saturday, November 7
Contemplatethe biggest questions of all time, narrated by Andy Serkis.
Once upon a time there was a sky full of marvelous planets with the most delicious super hazelnuts ever. At least that’s what two greedy squirrels, Nino and Lilli, thought.
Journey beyond the mind through the visionary art of , inspired by India’s ancient Vedic wisdom to re-examine the inner world of consciousness, offering a unique journey through the self and the cosmos. With the soundtrack curated by Tipper.
Sunday, November 8
Asteroids, comets, and the hard-hitting stories of our cosmic origins, narrated by George Takei from Star Trek.
Take a tour of the night sky, observable planets, stars and constellations.