Robot Explorer Planetarium Show

Near the end of the twentieth century, we began launching unmanned probes into the far reaches of the solar system. What they discovered was amazing and in some cases unexpected. Now after dozens of probes have been deployed, the exploration continues. New space missions are underway, and many of these robust spacecraft are still operational, beaming their knowledge back to Earth every day. We will pay tribute to these robots who have explored in our stead and experience what they have taught us about our solar system. Narrated by Brent Spiner of TV's Star Trek: The Next Generation.
*There will also be a review of the night sky after the Show.

First-come first-served basis.
Each show will be approximately 1-hour long. Tickets will be distributed in the planetarium foyer starting 30 minutes before each presentation. It will not be possible to reserve tickets for both shows at the same time. If you wish to attend both shows, you must stand in line for the
Laser Light show after the planetarium show has concluded.

Location:
The Planetarium is in the Science Building (Building J) on the Virginia Beach Campus. We recommend parking in the lot closest to the Advanced Technology Center (Building H). The planetarium is wheelchair accessible and there is accessible parking on the backside
of the Science Building.
Restrictions:
Children must be at least 4-years old and those under the age of 16 must accompanied by an adult. Food, drinks, and chewing gum are not allowed in the planetarium. No one will be admitted late. If you leave during the show you cannot be readmitted.