Stardome Observatory & Planetarium

We thought our meeting would be an hour, more like 45 minutes. The movie started well and was informative, but the night sky scene after the movie lacked the information I had hoped for and I felt we could get more details and more time. After thinking, we thought it was better to watch a night movie. Maybe we expected too much.

The Auckland Astronomical Museum is a popular place for science, not only for children, but also for adults. The fresh air and atmosphere of the southern hemisphere should be seen here, and the starry sky is full.

Stargazing in the southern hemisphere is a big deal. New Zealand is alone in the vast South Pacific, far from the industrial continent, and the night sky is quite clear. Iconic constellations such as Southern Cross are easy to find, and mobile phone shooting is fun!

We went to the Auckland Planetarium because of the local tour group organization. Although we have lived in Auckland for 47 years, we have not been there before. The theme of the show is "Matariq" which is very suitable in late June. The guide was just very astronomical, he introduced us to the planets and relative positions in the night sky, which made us very fascinated and moved. We would recommend it to others.

The Oakland Astronomical Museum is a good astronomical museum. The professional guides in the museum will show you the exhibits and explore the astronomical museum. Go to the 360-degree angle to see the movie theater with a panoramic view of space, and enjoy the experience of watching the stars all over the sky.

After lunch, visit the Auckland Astronomical Museum (Stardome). The planetarium has a variety of knowledge-level astronomy courses, the planetarium has a 360-degree view of the space panoramic cinema, its advanced projector equipment and surround sound, so that you can feel like a space exploration beyond spacetime, feel the wonderful science fiction world. When I first entered the Astronomical Museum, I also sent everyone an Ipad. There are knowledge questions and answers on it. I do these questions again and again when I visit. After walking around the museum, basically the questions can be found. The answer is very unique and more effective than the previous astronomy class. Really learned a lot of astronomical knowledge, enriched their knowledge, lamented the world so mysterious.