Typical shows include a 25 min interactive guided tour which follows on from one of the films (also lasting 25 mins, described on the right of this page). Current interactive tours are based around the GCSE syllabus subjects the Life cycle of stars, Celestial co-ordinates, red-shift and blue-shift and black holes.įor primary level we focus more on the Planets and the Moon and Sun to cover the primary syllabus Space subjects.įor A-level we talk about the Life Cycle of the stars but also discuss Galaxies, Cosmology and the Universe as a whole which covers some syllabus subjects from A-Level astrophysics and GCSE Astronomy. Most shows include how and when to observe some of the most spectacular night time objects with the naked eye. We usually take astronomy questions outside of dome after the show due to the way sound travels around in the spherical environment.
Interactive Talks can be tailored to the needs of the students and the syllabus studied. We use the FREE software called Stellarium and shows can be tailored to all ages from Primary to A-level. These tours are interactive and the students are expected to answer questions during the show. Guided Tours are aimed at giving the student an understanding of the Northern Hemisphere constellations, explaining the physics of galaxies and stars which can be seen from England. INTERACTIVE GUIDED TOURS with the 'Stellarium' Software
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