Solar eclipse: Raiders of the lost sleep
What is actually behind a solar eclipse? Why are they so rare and where is the best place to observe them? Answers to these questions can be found in the family planetarium show "Solar Eclipse: Hunters of the Lost Sleep" at the Swiss Museum of Transport!
"Solar Eclipse: Raiders of the Lost Sleep" is an educational and entertaining journey that combines science with humor. Children and adults alike experience in spectacular images how solar eclipses occur, why they are so rare and where they can best be observed. The show, a production of the planetarium in Montréal, Canada, combines state-of-the-art planetarium technology with a funny and exciting story - an adventure that guarantees knowledge and fun for the whole family!
Info about the show
| Recommended minimum age (in years) | 8 |
|---|---|
| Duration | 45 minutes (incl. 15 min live part in German) |
| Language | German |
| Translation | Simultaneous translation into French, Italian and English (headphones) |
| Door opening | 10 minutes before the start. The screening starts on time. Admission is not possible after the start of the screening. As a precaution, please allow 20 minutes to purchase tickets and get to the planetarium. |