"Our Place in Space" (NEW)
"Our Place in Space" is a live and interactive planetarium show developed by the INTUITIVE Planetarium at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center. This is our live guided solar system tour featuring visits to the Sun, all eight major planets, and a trip to the edge of the observable universe and back. This show is a fan favorite, so we are very excited to make it available for licensing! (Length: 40 minutes; Language: English)
"James Webb Space Telescope: The Story Unfolds"
"James Webb Space Telescope: The Story Unfolds" is a live and interactive planetarium show developed by the INTUITIVE Planetarium at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center. The show explores Webb's journey to unfold the story of our universe through four primary science mission objectives (Early Universe, Galaxies Over Time, Other Worlds, and Stellar Life Cycles). The visualizations demonstrate concepts such as redshift, universe expansion, and stellar birth. The show features the latest and greatest imagery from Webb and includes a 3D visualization of the Pillars of Creation. (Length: 40 minutes; Language: English)
Deliverables for each show include the following:
- Digital assets for the show (fulldome pictures, scripts for various visualizations, models, a control panel, etc.).
- A detailed outline, script, resource guide, and marketing materials for the show.
- [JWST show only] Four quarterly updates based on new data releases from Webb.
Onsite setup and training, where our staff will travel to your site to optimize the show for your planetarium. This time will be used to tailor the assets to your system and will include a show workshop where your presenters can solidify background knowledge, practice delivering the presentation, and get familiar with the control panels."
This show captivates audiences not just through visuals alone but also through its ability to navigate people through the complexities of the JWST mission, engaging them in the ongoing quest to unfold the story of the universe. ~Liz Klimek (South Carolina State Museum)
For more information, visit filmfreeway.com/jwst