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Book
Our "on the road" Show Now!
We offer a variety of "on the road"
shows for schools, summer camps, or special
events (private or public). Our Discovery Dome partners
bring museum quality shows to you: "A Field Trip Without the Bus!"(TM).
The dome captivates
audiences of all ages. Experience the thrill
of shows that completely surround
you. If there isn't a partner near you, consider purchasing a system - the domes pay for themselves in rental fees!
6
Great Reasons Why You Should Book Our Programs:
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Featured by NASA Education
Panel |
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Our Earth's Wild Ride show is featured
and highlighted by NASA Education. More>>
Printable PDF>> |
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New State-of-the Art Visual and
Audio Learning Technologies |
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Imagine seeing a show that is enhanced
and formatted for a near 360-degree field-of-view
visual effect. Our attendees have described
the experience "as a portable IMAX™
theater". |
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Flexible Topics |
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Unlike other portable providers, we offer
shows covering many more topics. We bring
more than just astronomy - we can immerse
students into earth science, space weather, chemistry, human body,
history, evolution, and much more! See the Show
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New Go-Dome Design |
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Our dome is large and spacious, fire retardancy
certified, adult friendly, wheelchair accessible,
and customed designed for digital display.
There is no need to crawl in, just simply
walk in! |
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Museum-Quality Shows |
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Over 95% of our shows are produced by
our museum and university partners. These
shows have been reviewed, endorsed, and
recommended by scientists, museum staff and educators.
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A Field Trip Without a Bus!(TM) |
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Discovery Dome comes to your location. It's
simple to book and easy to set-up. No bus
required! No travel consent form to worry
about. A knowledgeable presenter
will come to entertain and educate your
students. Best of all, for the price of one group traveling to the museum, 300 students can get their science class in the dome and not miss their English or math classes! |
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"E-Planetarium
and our partners brought earth and space
science shows to over 50,000 students in 21
states (and six countries) in 2006, including many
rural and disadvantaged communities."
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