This man-made Universe is produced by a central projector, which throws the image of the heavenly bodies onto the screen dome. Computer controlled video and slide projectors add virtual-reality impact, creating a breathtaking experience.
Show prices including the exhibition with discounts are Children from £1.60 and Adults £3.20.

Before or after the show, make sure you leave time to explore the various space-science displays,space art and computer simulations in the exhibition area. This year, there is a new permanent exhibition dedicated to the work of the great scientist/inventor Robert Hooke, who was born in Freshwater in 1635.

At last, after a 300 year wait, a carved stone memorial to Robert Hooke in St. Paul's Cathedral was dedicated by the Dean after Evensong on Tuesday 9th December2008. (See reverse side) The memorial is sited next to the tomb of his friend and colleague, Sir Christopher Wren, in the crypt.

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