Sir Tom Planetarium is Brisbane's quite famous science museum and planetarium, suitable for bringing children together, the museum is actually very mini, we at a fairly slow speed 30 minutes to see all the models and photo text said.
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Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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The Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium is located at the entrance of the Brisbane Botanic Garden. The facilities in the museum include the Cosmos Dome, exhibition area, mini-theater, observatory, and Galaxy gift shop. One of the highlights of the planetarium is the use of projectors to project the starry sky on the 12.5-meter-diameter dome. In the exhibition area, you can see a replica of the space suit that Armstrong wore when he landed on the moon. When observing through the telescope of the observatory, there will be special staff to help you point out the positions of the planets. The planetarium also regularly holds exhibitions and shows science and education films.
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Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Sir Tom Planetarium is Brisbane's quite famous science museum and planetarium, suitable for bringing children together, the museum is actually very mini, we at a fairly slow speed 30 minutes to see all the models and photo text said.
Really cool placeExcellent place for people of all ages. I was there just before the upgrade closing and still really enjoyed it. The staff makes this place worth visiting. Because it’s a smaller venue they take a more personal touch than some of the larger planetariums I’ve been to around the world. Highly recommend a visit here especially if you’re making your way up to Mt Coot-tha lookout.
Astronomy enthusiasts will like it very much. Come and feel the mystery of the universe. It's spectacular.
Located at the entrance to the Botanical Garden in Brisbane, Sir Tom's Astronomical Center is the only independent astronomical center in Australia. It was also Neil Armstrong's favorite place to visit as a child. There are many different types of telescopes, with special staff to help visitors point out the location of planets. There are also regular exhibitions and science and education film exhibitions in the Astronomical Museum.
In fact, the library is very small. We can read all the model and photo captions in 30 minutes at a rather slow speed. At 2 o'clock, Pasport to Universe, 13.2, student price 10.8, went into the dome to watch, first introduced the major stars in the Milky Way where the Earth is. Then the lecturer introduced the Southern Cross with real-time astronomical telescopes. He explained how to look at the twelve constellations. He could see that the telescopes in the center were turning. It was really eye-opening.