"Touch the Stars 3D" (Showing from 1st July 2019)

For thousands of years, the stars in the sky seem to be beyond our reach. Not until we sent space probes to visit these celestial objects were we able to unveil their secrets. The latest 3D Dome Show "Touch the Stars 3D" allows you to trace the paths of these probes to explore the solar system and our home galaxy beyond.

The robotic explorers will bring you to various amazing destinations. You will visit the violent cyclones of Jupiter's North Pole, the heart shaped great ice sheet on Pluto, the tallest cliff in the solar system on Uranus's moon Miranda, as well as the most volcanically active body, Jupiter's moon Io. Along the way, you will witness the discoveries made and the new ideas brought by these heroic explorers such as Mariner, Viking and Voyager.

Created with latest high definition imagery and scientific data, this film will take you to the heart of solar system and the surface of its planets and moons before reaching out to the outer planets and beyond. This unforgettable voyage is about to begin, will you join us to touch the stars?

 

Viking 1

Viking 1 was the first spacecraft that landed on Mars with its mission completed. Equipped with a robotic arm and an onboard biological laboratory, it collected soil samples from its landing site in order to search for the evidence of life and analyze the chemical composition of Mars' surface.

Moon Io in front of Jupiter

Galileo was the first spacecraft to orbit Jupiter. It sent a descent probe into Jupiter to gather information about the planet's atmosphere. It discovered extensive volcanic activities on Io, evidence for the existence of saltwater ocean beneath Europa's icy surface and a magnetic field generated by Ganymede.

View of Neptune from the passing Voyager 2

Launched in 1977, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 were initially designed to explore Jupiter, Saturn, Saturn's rings and the larger moons of the two planets in their five-year lifetimes. After completing all objectives successfully, the mission was extended. Voyager 1 became the first spacecraft to enter the interstellar space in 2012. Voyager 2 went on to explore Uranus and Neptune before reaching the interstellar space in 2018. Their original five-year mission is stretched to more than forty now.

 

 

Show:	3D Dome "Touch the Stars 3D"
Show Period:	1 July 2019 to 30 December 2019
Show Schedule :	Daily at 2:40 pm and 6:10 pm except closing days Additional show at 11:10 am on Sundays and public holidays Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays) For more information on the show scheldue of other shows, please refer to Stanley Ho Space Theatre Show Schedule
Place:	Stanley Ho Space Theatre, Hong Kong Space Museum
Admission Fees:	Standard Admission: $32 (stalls), $24 (front stalls) Concession Admission: $16 (stalls), $12 (front stalls) Concession is applicable to full-time students, people with disabilities (and one accompanying carer) and senior citizens aged 60 or above. Persons paying concessionary rate may be requested by museums staff to produce a valid document for verification of eligibility. Children under 3 years old will not be admitted
Show Duration:	38 minutes
Language:	Sessions at 6:10 pm on Wednesdays and Fridays (except public holidays) are in English. All other sessions are in Cantonese. Audience can also select the following languages with the multi-channel headphone system: Cantonese, Putonghua and English
Ticketing:	Please refer to "Ticketing Information"     Advance booking up to one week Tickets are available at all URBTIX outlets URBTIX Internet Ticketing : http://www.urbtix.hk Telephone Cedit Card Booking : 2111 5999 Ticketing Enquiries: 3761 6661 All programmes and prices are subject to change without prior notice.
Seating plan:	Please refer to Space Theatre Seating Plan