Scotland mobile planetarium
Fully immersive, completely captivating
Our regular visits to Sc88otland and the surrounding areas have seen us inspire & motivate thousands of pupils and groups for over 10 years. A captivating addition to any space-themed topic, a visit from the Sc88otland mobile planetarium will kickstart their love for space and science.
Our mobile planetarium shows are suitable for all ages & abilities and tailored to each group. You can be assured that our shows will spark a desire to learn and to explore so much more. So, stepping into a WonderDome Sc88otland mobile planetarium transports you on a cosmic journey, a thrilling adventure exploring the wonders of the Universe. Our captivating shows are tailored to all ages, delivering curriculum-focused (England, Scotland and Wales), presenter-led content which will ignite their curiosity. From planet formation to the birth and death of stars, from launching rockets to stepping foot on other worlds, it’s an unforgettable opportunity to bring the marvels of space right into your school or venue. Inspire future space explorers and kickstart their lifelong love of space and science with a WonderDome experience.
Chat to Mission Control (our bookings office) to find out how we can make this an unforgettable experience.
REASONS TO BOOK A Sc88otland MOBILE PLANETARIUM:
- shows adapted to meet the needs of all levels of learning
- flexible show lengths to make the most of your WonderDome inflatable planetarium visit
- the simple yet motivating solution to kickstarting a topic or consolidating learning ideas
- experienced, knowledgeable and friendly presenters
Find out more about our Sc88otland mobile planetarium shows:
MEET THE PRESENTERS
Knowledgeable, friendly and awe-inspiring, you can’t help but be mesmerised by a WonderDome planetarium presenter. With a genuine passion for space they’ll take you on a cosmic journey.
5-STAR REVIEWS for Scotland MOBILE PLANETARIUM
We’re very proud that we regularly receive 5-star reviews from everyone who experiences the WonderDome. But don’t just take our word for it.
Find out how your Scotland mobile planetarium will be a 5-star stellar experience.
Scotland MOBILE PLANETARIUM IN ACTION
There’s always a buzz of excitement when people see the ‘silver space dome’ appear in the hall or venue because it looks so exciting. Here’s how it all works.
You may also be interested to visit other places of astronomical interest in this area. Please find below a couple of links:
The Astronomical Society of Galsgow
The Astronomical Society of Glasgow is the largest Astronomical Society in Scotland and is dedicated to promoting an interest in Astronomy.
The Society has been promoting Astronomy in Glasgow for over 100 years. Membership of the Society is open to all; and anyone, even with the vaguest interests in Astronomy, is welcome to find out what the Society is about.
The Society holds nine regular monthly lecture meetings from September through to May each year. Lectures are held in the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow city centre at 7.30pm, normally on the third Thursday of each month, however this does occasionally change to allow us to welcome some of our speakers who have busy schedules.
All topics of Astronomy are covered in the lectures from Planetary Science to Astrophotography and The Search for Life Beyond Earth. The lectures are free and are open to members and non-members alike. Prior to each meeting a Newsletter is circulated to the Membership giving details of the speaker, the lecture topic and other matters of timely interest.
Highlands Astronomical Society
The Highlands Astronomical Society exists to promote and extend the awareness of, interest in, and enjoyment of Astronomy within a friendly and stimulating Environment, hosting Educational, Practical and Social Activities in the local area, accessible to all ages and level of knowledge.
The Society seeks to achieve its aims through a varied programme of Meetings, Activities and Events, including Talks, Exhibitions, Observing Sessions open to the Public and Social Events. The Highlands Astronomical Society also aims to contribute worthwhile Observational Data to National and International Astronomical Organisations.
The Society normally meets on the first Tuesday of every month in the Smithton Church, Inverness, from 7:00pm (for a 7:15pm start) until 9:30pm. The January Meeting is on the second Tuesday of the month. The “YOUNGSTARS” meet prior to the main Meeting, from 6.45pm – 7.15pm.
The Astronomical Society of Edinburgh (ASE) has been holding meetings in Edinburgh to inform members and the general public about astronomy since 1924. We aim to have something happening at least three times a month. The first Friday of each month will be a hybrid meeting at 7:30pm at the Augustine United Church, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh. This will also be broadcast on Zoom for ASE members and YouTube for visitors. Our second talk, sometime around the middle of the month, will just be on Zoom and YouTube.
