Of all the beautiful constellations in the sky, the signs of the zodiac are the most intriguing … and the most significant to astronomers.
Specially dedicated to these constellations, Signs of the Night – Zodiacs is a brand new show developed by Stardome Observatory that looks at each of the 12 constellations of the zodiac and the intricate stories behind their existence.
Featuring imagery by legendary digital artist Kagaya Yutaka from Japan, Signs of the Night – Zodiacs is visually spectacular, incorporating elaborately detailed images that will leave visitors with a special understanding of these signs.
The show is choreographed to beautiful music and presented live by a Stardome astronomy presenter.
Signs of the Night – Zodiacs is a limited edition programme, running only on Tuesday 1, Tuesday 8, Tuesday 15, and Tuesday 22 September 2009. It is appropriate for adults and families with children 8 years and older.
Bookings will need to be made early to avoid disappointment.
Signs of the Night – Zodiacs – Tuesday 1, Tuesday 8, Tuesday 15, and Tuesday 22 September 2009, 8.00pm at Stardome Observatory, One Tree Hill. Tickets $25 per person. Programme includes 90 minute planetarium show and courtyard telescope viewing. Telescope viewing subject to weather conditions - a raincheck is provided if viewing is not possible. Bookings are essential. See www.stardome.org.nz for details.
FOR MORE DETAILS & IMAGES PLEASE CONTACT:
Dave Waller or Barbara Leyland
Ph 624 1246
ABOUT STARDOME OBSERVATORY:
Stardome Observatory has created an environment that brings together astronomers and enthusiasts and inspires a love of the sky and the science behind it. Every year the organisation uses the best blend of education and entertainment to share its passion with close to 60,000 New Zealanders.
The observatory’s facilities include an amazing 360° digital planetarium, the 0.5m Edith Winstone Blackwell Zeiss Telescope, and the Nustrini research telescope.
Situated in Auckland’s One Tree Hill Domain, Stardome Observatory is New Zealand’s leading astronomical attraction and invites you to enjoy the view.
A full list of public show times is available at www.stardome.org.nz.
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