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Dillon Marcy

Before scheduling, please keep the following in mind:

  • Shows are $5 per person
  • Shows are available to any group
  • Seating: 63 total with 2 ADA spaces. Parents are welcome to accompany their children to the Planetarium, but students will be given available seats, and only left over seats will be allotted to parents.
  • For groups larger than 63, multiple shows can be scheduled for one or multiple days
  • Groups need to have a minimum of 15 people to schedule a reservation. If you do not have 15 we also offer Public Events and afternoon shows we announce on our Facebook.
  • We are not open during final exams, holidays, weekends (except for special university events), or university closures.
  • There are other facilities you may choose from to include in your visit: Georgia Southern Museum, The Center for Wildlife Education, Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University. Each facility is separate and reservations must be made with each facility. Some may charge admission fees, please check with each facility.

If you have any questions, please e-mail them to Dillon Marcy at Planetarium@GeorgiaSouthern.edu or call the Department of Biochem, Chem and Physics (912) 478-5292.

Schedule a Presentation

  1. Check our Online Calendar below for an available date/time.
  2. Check our Show Library and decide on which shows/presentations you’d like to request.
  3. Fill out the Planetarium Reservation form below and submit.

Planetarium Reservation Form

Calendar

Notice: Dates with “Busy” are unavailable for the entire day. Please email us if you have any questions.
Not sure if a date is available or not? Check the Notice above or send us an email at Planetarium@GeorgiaSouthern.edu, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Library

Show TitleTarget AudienceDescriptionRunning Time
Black HolesAll AgesExplore the mysteries of black holes and their immense power.35 minuteshttp://www.hotungvislab.org/#!original-productions/c1lcf
Saturn: Jewel of the HeavensAll AgesJourney through Saturn's rings and its moons with stunning visuals.36 minutes
The Cosmic RecipeAll AgesDiscover how the universe creates the elements that make up everything.25 minuteshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GI4DzJSrnaY&t=1s
Exploding UniverseAll AgesExplore explosive phenomena shaping the cosmos.30 minuteshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3810PV0qFk4
Experience the AuroraAll AgesExperience the Aurora Borealis through immersive timelapse photography.27 minuteshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZXtIF9nnrA
TotalityAll AgesLearn about eclipses and their impact on astronomy.25 minutes
Back To The Moon For GoodAll AgesFollow the race to return to the Moon and its future potential.24 minuteshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ADNj8axCj4
Accidental Astronauts2nd Grade and youngerJoin Cy, Annie, and Armstrong on an unexpected space adventure.30 minutes
Chasing The Ghost ParticleAll AgesFollow neutrinos as they reveal the secrets of the cosmos.30 minutes
One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s AdventurePre-K & YoungerJoin Big Bird and Elmo on a journey to the Moon.http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=dnrRfK91-LU
Perfect Little PlanetK - 4th GradeEmbark on the ultimate space vacation to various celestial destinations.24 minutes
Flight AdventuresAges 8 - AdultsExplore the science of flight from past inventors to the future.22 minuteshttp://www.childrensmuseum.org/flight-adventures-show
Planetary Visions4th - 6th GradeTake an interactive tour of the Solar System and its planets.35 minuteshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8jMvH2dP4Y
Two Small Pieces of Glass6th - 12th GradeDiscover the power of telescopes and their role in modern astronomy.23 minuteshttp://www.imiloahawaii.org/215/two-small-pieces-of-glass
Ice WorldsAll AgesExplore the role of ice in planetary and terrestrial ecosystems.25 minuteshttp://www.es.com/Shows/IceWorlds
Dynamic EarthAll AgesUnderstand Earth's climate through satellite data and simulations.24 minuteshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnSmFC-JgvQ
Stars: The Powerhouses of the Universe6th Grade - AdultsUncover the life cycle of stars, narrated by Mark Hamill.26 minuteshttps://vimeo.com/191080541
Life: A Cosmic StoryAll AgesExplore the origins of life through a cosmic journey.25 minuteshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4LpmWe1YA4
Lamps of Atlantis6th Grade - AdultsInvestigate the ancient knowledge of astronomy and Atlantis myths.25 minuteshttp://www.es.com/Shows/LampsOfAtlantis
Live Solar System Tour6th Grade - AdultsTake a virtual live tour of the planets in the Solar System.45-60 minutes
Constellations: Current SkyK - 12th Grade and AdultsLearn about the constellations visible in the night sky.5-15 minutes
Stars to StarfishElementaryThe show compares the exploration of our universe with the exploration of our Earth’s oceans and it underscores the importance of our home’s last great resource.20 minuteshttps://fulldomefx.com/#starfish
Stars to Starfish Jr.PreKThe show compares the exploration of our universe with the exploration of our Earth’s oceans and it underscores the importance of our home’s last great resource.20 minuteshttps://fulldomefx.com/#starfish
What's in the Solar System?All AgesA look from the sun down all the way down to the smallest asteroid. This live presentation goes from the Sun to the planets all the way to the asteroids to show what is in the solar system and where to find everything. 30 minutes