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| For children and young people, the titles' Polaris', 'Luc a.
The mystery of the shooting stars' and 'The girl who knew how to walk backwards', and for the adult audience' Beyond the Sun 'and' The Solar System '| Murcians will be able to visit the Planetarium of the Museum of Science and Water, which the Councilor for Culture and Heritage Recovery, Jes s Pacheco, visited this morning and which will offer 29 sessions this Christmas for people from All ages.
Thus, children and youth audiences will enjoy the titles' Polaris', 'Luc a.
The mystery of the shooting stars' and 'The girl who knew how to walk backwards', and the older public will be able to attend' Beyond the Sun 'and' The Solar System ' . The different countries can be consulted in the 'Agenda' section of the Museum's website (Cienciayagua.org), as well as the rest of the program. All activities have a limited number of places, which in the case of the Planetarium, and for reasons of space and security against Covid-19, has been set at five people.
The price is one euro per person and the use of a mask is mandatory for all attendees, including those under six years of age.
Reservations can be made in person at the Museum or by calling 968 211 998. “From the City Council we bet during these dates for culture and scientific dissemination with activities aimed at the whole family.
The Museum of Science and Water is one of our most outstanding enclaves for promoting learning in a fun and playful way and, in these times, also safe, as it should be remembered that all the actions scheduled in this center is being held with all the measures against Covid-19 ”, highlighted Jes s Pacheco. Since 1996 Since it opened its doors in 1996, the Planetarium of the Museum of Science and Water has attracted the curiosity and interest of visitors due to the spectacular nature of its images, the simple and entertaining explanations of the Museum staff , always adapting to all types of audiences, and the projection of informative and pedagogical films in which it is a matter of introducing concepts from the field of astronomy, physics or science.
own life on Earth, the seasons or the position of the stars in the sky. A sign of the interest that the Planetarium arouses is that the influx of the public has not stopped growing year after year.
During the holiday periods, special sessions are scheduled, and events such as World Space Week or commemorations such as the 50th anniversary of the arrival on the Moon, which occurred in 2019, are also taken into account to deepen a little more in current affairs. The rest of the year the Planetarium does not stop, and weekly offers different types of sessions aimed at all types of public: the most common is the one dedicated to the 'Solar System', which focuses on our cosmic neighborhood and which includes scanning the day's sky with a computer program; the session 'The documentary of the month' is now a classic, with the screening of a specialized documentary; the session 'The sky live' is dedicated exclusively to the observation of the most important stars in our sky; and there are also sessions for children and young people with animation films where basic aspects of astronomy are reviewed.
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Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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