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Free sessions for displaced people
Dear visitors!

The Noosphere Planetarium opens its doors to IDPs in the city of Dnipro to provide emotional support.​​​​

It is possible to attend a free session on a pre-specified date and time.

To organize a visit, contact the Department of Humanitarian Policy of the Dnipro City Council at +38(098)039-09-49, Oleksandra.
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We are in favor of digitization, that is why tickets are sold online.
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INDIVIDUAL EVENTS PLANETARIUM NOOSPHERE
In addition to commercial and social sessions, Planetarium Noosphere offers a variety of individual events, such as birthday parties, confessions, or romantic dates. For more information about individual events, please follow the link.
 
 
 
In a vast green forest, on a tall, tall tree, lives a curious owlet named Sava. Sava dreams of seeing the wondrous lands far beyond his forest, lands his wise grandfather vividly describes in his tales.
21 January - 29 January 4+
After The Guiding Star
Let’s embark on a new space mission with Kitz the Cat and his friends to explore the mysteries of the International Space Station! In the distant future, cats – having evolved into intelligent beings and working for NYASA – receive a strange signal from space. It comes from the International Space Station, a ghost spaceship abandoned by humans long ago but still orbiting Earth. Onboard, the cats will meet an artificial intelligence that, after a thousand years of solitude, dreams of embarking on an endless journey into space.
21 January - 29 January 8+
Kitz the Cat's - Secret of the Space Station
Edwin is a hamster scientist who lives in a dump yard. He tries to fit in the local rats’ community but nobody takes him seriously. The rats aren’t interested in his scientific experiments which often fail in practice.
21 January - 31 January 8+
3-2-1 LIFTOFF!
The Moon has always captivated humanity, inspiring us to leave the world behind and venture into space. Come on an amazing fulldome adventure as we strive to understand our magnificent neighbour, the Moon.
21 January 8+
Moonbase One
In ancient times, people thought the constellations to be heroes and fantastic creatures placed in the sky by the gods. People in the Northern Hemisphere still use the names given to the constellations in the Ancient Greece. 
21 January - 25 January 12+
Constellations and Ancient Myths
The premiere of the cartoon "The Mice and the Moon" Once upon a time, two mice Pip and Squeak asked who eats the Moon Cheese that shines in the sky every night! The bats did not know the answer, and neither did the Wise Owl... But the smart Robot Astronomers helped the mice to find out what the Moon really is, and also told them about the lunar seas without water and lunar fish :)
22 January - 30 January 4+
Mice and the Moon
Like almost all children, Celeste is fascinated with dinosaurs. She is preparing a talk for her class about how they went extinct when Moon, a very wise and magical character, poses a tantalizing question: what if I told you that there are still dinosaurs among us?
22 January - 30 January 8+
DINOSAURS: A Story of Survival
Join Kitz, Tutti, and Pepe the Cats on their important space cleaning mission. Imagine a world of future in which cats have evolved into intelligent beings and work for the NYASA. Their mission is to clean up the space debris left by humanity. Having this important work done, the little mischief-makers fly to the Moon! Find out how the journey of three extraordinary cats who cross the space on a cleaning shuttle has ended while watching the cartoon "Kitz the Cat's SuperMoon Adventure".
22 January - 31 January 8+
Kitz the Cat's SuperMoon Adventure
Summer holidays are the best time for traveling, impressions, and discoveries, so two sisters Asteria and Zoriana go to the Carpathians to admire the starry sky, which fascinates and makes the younger sister curious about stars as much as possible.
22 January 12+
Stars: Looking into the Infinity
Which mysteries can we unveil within the Solar System and beyond it? Let’s visit the most curious and picturesque places of the Solar System and the Milky Way Galaxy in search of the answers to the questions about our planetary system’s origins, evolution, and future.
22 January 12+
Mysterious Universe
Although the Solar System seems to be the place we know the best in the Universe, there is a variety of mysterious places people have never been to. Let’s embark on a breathtaking space journey to explore the places where the Sun stops in the sky and where it can be easily confused with other stars, visit the hottest and the coldest worlds, see the highest mountains and the deepest canyons, find volcanoes and geysers beyond Earth, and admire aurorae and giant swirls of powerful hurricanes raging on other planets. A variety of fascinating and unexplored worlds: planets, moons, asteroids and comets are inviting on a real time space adventure!
23 January - 31 January 8+
The Solar System: Unexplored Worlds
The Universe is full of unique phenomena that can be discussed over and over. But the most attractive for us are the stars. Isn't it because we feel connected to them? In the exclusive program "Star Cradle: From Atoms to Life" we will find out what stages a star goes through in its evolution, see amazing nebulae and learn what people and stars have in common.
23 January - 28 January 13+
Star Cradle: From Atoms to Life
The Sun is the closest star to the Earth that generates the light and heat necessary for life. Studying the light from the Sun and other stars helps explain the origin, structure, and evolution of the Universe.
24 January - 25 January 8+
Traveling with light
There are so many ice worlds within the Solar System: polar ice caps on Earth and on Mars, icy crusts of Europa and Enceladus, Saturn’s rings, Pluto’s glaciers and “dirty snowballs” of comets speeding along their elongated orbits from the outskirts of the Kuiper belt... 
24 January - 28 January 8+
Ice Worlds
What will we see if we travel outside the solar system? Stars, bright nebulae, and an incredible infinity of galaxies. This is a stunning journey through time and space that will immerse you in a fascinating combination of sights and sounds of the universe that science has revealed to us.
24 January - 29 January 12+
From the Earth to the Universe
Intended for audience aged 12 and up The night sky is really a view to infinity; could alien life exist somewhere out there? This film investigates the conditions required for life, beginning with planets and moons in our Solar System and venturing out to some of the newly discovered exoplanets orbiting other stars. Potentially habitable exoplanets are now being discovered regularly-worlds that are not only very far away, but also strange and unfamiliar. What could life on these worlds look like? What are the chances of encountering intelligent life in the future and how might we detect it? The two-hour program of Planetarium visit includes: - a tour around the expo zone - watching a movie in the Star Theater Children aged between 4 and 12 must be accompanied by an adult to visit the Planetarium. An individual ticket is required for each person. Children under 4 will not be admitted to the Star Theater. Scheduled shows are in Ukrainian. If you want to watch a show in English – please, let us know: +38 050 701 88 82 or planetarium@noosphere.com
24 January 13+
DISTANT WORLDS - Alien Life
Long, frosty winter evenings are the best time for stargazing, as the sky reveals its most picturesque constellations, nebulae, and star clusters. Let’s unveil the mystery of the Star of Bethlehem, which became the main symbol of Christmas, and find the Three Kings-Magi in the sky, who traveled by its light!
26 January - 29 January 8+
Mysteries of the Winter Sky
The Sun has shone on our world for four and a half billion years. The sunlight that warms our skin today has been felt by every person who has ever lived.
26 January 8+
The Sun, Our Living Star
An exclusive full-dome film produced by Planetarium Noosphere. "Space Cruise" is a fascinating journey to the Solar System planets! The bizarre landscape of the terrestrials, the icy ambiance of distant gas giants... From the comfort of the Star Theater, you will visit Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, and even some of the satellites in the Solar System.
26 January - 30 January 12+
Space Cruise
Intended for audience aged 8 and up
27 January 8+
Satelix
Long before the appearance of accurate maps of the continents and oceans on Earth, mariners who set sail in search of terra incognita – unknown lands – and new sea routes followed the stars. Like a celestial compass, the stars showed them the right way through the waves of stormy oceans and helped to draw maps of our planet.
27 January 8+
Celestial Atlas
For more than 30 years, the Hubble Space Telescope has been circling the Earth. During this time, it has captured more than a million images of celestial bodies and incredible cosmic landscapes! Its "models" have become galaxy clusters and individual galaxies, amazing star systems and picturesque nebulae. It also studies supermassive black holes and invisible dark matter.
27 January 12+
Views of the Universe through the eyes of the Hubble telescope
Intended for audience aged 8 and up
28 January 8+
Our Space Address
In the not-so-distant future, the megacorporation “Back Chain” controls the most valuable resource on Earth – drinking water – and manipulates society with fake news. 
28 January 12+
Kira
"Space Opera" is a unique artistic, philosophical and scientific journey to the unknown and boundless Universe! On an alien spaceship, accompanied by artificial intelligence, you will be able to break away from Earth and explore the planets of the Solar System, as well as space beyond.
29 January 16+
Space opera
Let’s embark on mission to Mars together! We will travel along the rocky labyrinths of Martian valleys, look into the crater of the highest volcano in the Solar System, admire the Martian sky and explore polar ice caps. 
30 January 12+
Mission Mars
For thousands of years, people have been observing the light from the night sky to solve many mysteries. At the beginning of the 17th century, when Galileo Galilei invented the telescope, we revolutionized our knowledge of the cosmos. And in the 20th century, with the advent of rockets, it became possible to rise above the Earth's atmosphere and observe the X-rays and gamma rays of the hot and turbulent Universe. 
31 January 12+
Secrets of the Invisible Universe

STAR THEATER