Educational Activities

Other Activities

"Telescopes at School or Institute.

Solar or nocturnal observation activities are an ideal way to complement the experience of the planetarium or scientific workshops at schools or institutes. This supplementary activity provides the opportunity to make real observations of the Sun, the Moon, planets, and stars, deepening practical knowledge of astronomy and connecting theory with the reality of the sky.

Solar Observation

Connect solar observation with the knowledge learned at the planetarium.
Investigate observable solar phenomena: sunspots, eruptions.
Promote safety in observation.

Night observation

Recognize constellations and celestial objects.
Observe astronomical phenomena in real time.
Foster scientific curiosity.
Relate observation to what has been learned at the planetarium.

Apollo 11. Mission Moon

This production tells us about the most impressive space missions carried out by humans. The Apollo 11 mission (1969), the first that took a man to walk on the Moon and safely return him to Earth.
Duration: 12.5’. Catalan.

The conquest of Mars

Mars is one of the goals that humanity has set to send humans. While this milestone is reached, robots roam the red planet collecting information that will allow us to undertake a crewed mission to this planet in the future, located about 7 months away.

Duration: 8’. Catalan.

5000 ulls, cartografiant l'Univers amb el DESI

DESI és un projecte científic a escala internacional dedicat a l'observació de milions de galàxies per a determinar la naturalesa de la matèria i energia fosca.
Creada per: DESI i l'Institut de Física d'Altes Energies (IFAE).
Durada 23'. Català.

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