About the Adelaide Planetarium

A planetarium is a room with a dome-shaped ceiling and at the centre of the room is a star projector. The Adelaide Planetarium houses a Zeiss Jena ZPK1 star projector which projects an artificial night sky onto the eight-metre diameter domed ceiling to represent the night sky and can be used to show the position of constellations, stars and planets. The projector presents the relative position and brightness of about 5,000 stars that are visible from the Southern Hemisphere.
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Enquiries & Enrolments Booking Information Phone: 08 8302 3138 | Email: adelaide.planetarium@unisa.edu.au

News

January 9 - 28
Various Times Available
School Holiday Sessions
*Bookings now open

Feburary 4th
Public Saturday Session
*Bookings now open

Feb 25, March 2 and 16 at 7pm
Fiddle chicks - Stealing the Moon
*Book at FringeTix

PARKING NOTE
If you are visiting the Planetarium during a weekday please note that the ML6 car park is a Staff Car Park for permit holders only until 6pm. To avoid a parking fine, please park on University Boulevard, using the pay and display ticket facilities.