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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.
Concert
It will happen 29 March

GUITAR: ITALIAN MUSIC

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James Hibernatus, a traveling penguin, and Potap Medvedko, a funny bear, go into space to explore the aurora borealis. However, their spaceship gets into a galactic accident and crash-lands at the foot of the pre-Columbian pyramid. 
26 March - 15 April 4+
Lucia: The Secret of Shooting Stars (Polaris-2)
Celeste is a little girl who wants to explore the universe and discover new planets. Before going to bed, the Moon unexpectedly visited her. Together they set off on a journey through the universe to find out what exoplanets are and how they can be discovered.
26 March - 12 April 8+
Beyond the Sun
Since ancient times, the zodiac constellations have played an important role in our lives. By observing the Sun’s path through each of them month by month, we use them as a celestial calendar and believe that the position of the planets within the zodiac constellations on the day of our birth determines our destiny.
26 March - 13 April 8+
Mysteries of the Zodiac Constellations
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.
26 March - 13 April 12+
DISTANT WORLDS - Alien Life
The three restless kittens-explorers working at feline NYASA – Kitz, Pepe, and Tutti – are preparing for a new space adventure. This time, together with Dr. Nyan Meow-It-All, they will travel to the North Pole to admire the beauty of the aurora and attempt to unravel the mystery of its origins.
27 March - 14 April 8+
Dr. Nyan Meow-It-All: Wondrous Aurora
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.
27 March - 14 April 8+
3-2-1 LIFTOFF!
For most of our history, we could only observe the amazing universe. To reach outer space, humanity had to invent and improve the technology that allows us to overcome the Earth's gravitational pull, and take into account all the challenges and dangers. 
27 March - 12 April 8+
Final Frontier
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.
27 March - 13 April 12+
From the Earth to the Universe
Looking at the starry sky, we will notice that bright stars can be connected with imaginary lines to form the patterns of constellations. Many of them resemble wild and domestic animals, fantastic beasts, mythical creatures, and monsters. 
28 March - 12 April 4+
Stellar Zoo
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.
28 March - 15 April 8+
Kitz the Cat's - Secret of the Space Station
The Solar System astonishes with the variety of worlds, both on planets and moons: cratered desert lunar plains covered with astronauts' footprints; two Martian moons, resembling asteroids; the volcanoes and lava flows of Io, with the giant Jupiter rising in the sky; Saturn’s picturesque rings, formed by geysers on its moon Enceladus; and Titan’s lakes filled with liquid methane.
28 March - 14 April 12+
The Mysteries of Planets and Moons
"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.
28 March - 10 April 16+
Space opera
The Solar System may seem well-explored, but it is still full of mysteries we have yet to unveil. Why does the Sun appear to stop in the sky on Mercury? What makes the rains on Venus so dangerous? What do snowflakes on Mars look like? Where can we admire aurorae beyond Earth? And where can we experience a rain of diamonds?
29 March - 15 April 8+
The Solar System: Exploring the Unknown
Intended for audience aged 4 and up
30 March - 13 April 4+
POLARIS, THE SPACE SUBMARINE AND THE MYSTERY OF THE POLAR NIGHT
Earth is the only planet in the Solar System known to host life. What created the perfect conditions on our planet, allowing life to emerge and evolve into an incredible diversity of forms – from the simplest single-celled organisms to the giant dinosaurs that lived millions of years ago?
30 March - 13 April 8+
Planet Earth: The Phenomenon of Life
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.
30 March - 12 April 12+
Views of the Universe through the eyes of the Hubble telescope
Far away in space, there is a small asteroid between the orbits of the planets Mars and Jupiter. It is a home of two best friends: Qi the alien and Ra the space dog, who enjoy playing frisbee, admire the planets and take care of the space apple tree. One night they are woken up by a terrible noise: to their suprise, it is not the usual meteor shower, but a scrap fall! Where do space debris come from? Why there is more and more garbage all around?
31 March - 10 April 4+
“Beyond the Sky – The great space clean-up” based on the graphic novel by Jan Ciecierski and Joachim Ciecierski
Intended for audience 8+
01 April - 14 April 8+
Kitz the Cat's SuperMoon Adventure
There are hundreds of billions of stars in the Milky Way galaxy, each with a unique destiny and its own mysteries. How do stars form? What are stellar nurseries, and how can we observe them in the night sky? How do stars evolve throughout their lives, and why do some of them become planetary nebulae while others turn into neutron stars or black holes? What future awaits the Sun, and how much time does it have left?
01 April 12+
The Milky Way Galaxy: Stars, Nebulae, and Black Holes
Let’s take a glance at the starry sky, and the names of the constellations will bring ancient myths to life in our imagination: the twelve labors of Hercules, Perseus’ battle with Medusa, and the miraculous rescue of the beautiful Andromeda from a fearsome sea monster, as well as the endless chase of Scorpio after the mighty hunter Orion.
02 April 12+
Heroes and Monsters: Myths of the Starry Sky
The most challenging task in space exploration is to find life beyond Earth. Many space probes have traveled to other planets in search of traces of life, carrying messages for extraterrestrial civilizations they might encounter on their way beyond the Solar System.
03 April - 12 April 8+
In Search of Life Beyond Earth
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 :)
05 April - 12 April 4+
Mice and the Moon
Observing the sky, from time to time, we witness spectacular astronomical phenomena such as meteor showers, aurorae, planetary alignments, solar and lunar eclipses, all of which have been captivating us since the dawn of humanity.
05 April - 14 April 12+
Celestial Wonders: From Meteor Showers to Eclipses
The starry sky can tell countless myths of triumphant love inherited from Ancient Greece – from the miraculous rescue of the beautiful Andromeda by Perseus, to the touching story of Orpheus and Eurydice, which moved even the stern ruler of the underworld, Hades.
06 April - 09 April 12+
Romantic Universe
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.
08 April - 09 May 8+
Traveling with light
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. 
09 April 12+
Kira
Hardly anything has shaped the history of civilization as much as man's confrontation with the heavens. 
15 April 12+
100 Years of Eternity

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