Unseen Universe / Danish speech
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Length: 35 min. / 45 min.
Age Rating: 6+
In 1609, the famous astronomer Galileo Galilei was the first to turn a primitive telescope towards the heavens and observe the visible light from objects millions of kilometres away
It was the start of a revolution in science and our understanding of the universe.
Since then, telescopes and instruments have been developed to observe not only visible light from stars and planets, but also light invisible to the human eye.
These years, astronomy is experiencing the biggest breakthrough since the invention of the telescope. A global and space-based network of telescopes recording the light of the universe in all wavelengths was unthinkable just decades ago.
The film Unseen Universe illustrates how humans are making new and groundbreaking discoveries using extremely advanced observation technology and supercomputers to analyse data. By connecting telescopes from around the globe, it is now possible to observe events and objects in space as one giant telescope. The technology has meant that capturing images of everything from black holes to detailed insights into the remnants of supernovae is no longer a pipe dream.
Technology is challenging our understanding of the universe and the world we are a part of, enabling us to explore space far beyond the human senses.
Created by ESO and the Houston Museum of Natural Science, among others, the marvellous light of space provides a stunning visual and inspiring insight into human exploration of the universe.
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Language: Danish speech
Narrated by actor Thomas Levin
Headsets with English translation of the film can be achieved in the ticket sale. The cost is DKK 50 per headset that will be refunded when returned to our staff in the ticket sale.
Original title: Unseen Universe
On weekdays, the film begins with a space journey, ‘Space T/R’, with an introduction to planets, constellations and meteor showers visible in the seasonal night sky.
In weekends, school holidays and public holidays, the show begins with a unique live planetarium show (held in Danish), where our presenters take you on a unique digital space journey.
Purchased tickets are not refundable, but can be exchanged.
Your ticket for a film screening can be changed to another film screnning or to another date up to 24 hours before the start of the film screening, via the received email confirmation (click on “Show receipt” / “Vis kvittering”).
Fee: DKK 10 per ticket per exchange.
The ticket includes one film screening in the Planetarium Dome, our exhibitions and any activities on the chosen day.
Included in each entry ticket
Annual pass
Annual pass
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With an annual pass to Planetarium you get free access to the exhibitions and shows in the Planetarium Dome.
Buy the pass online or in store.
The annual pass includes
- Unlimited access to our permanent exhibitions and film screenings
- Ability to bring a guest with you for a 20% discount on admission to our regular exhibitions and film screenings
- 20% discount for you and a guest on special events and lectures
- 20% discount in Planetarium's Restaurant Gemini (up to 12 people)
- 10% discount in the shop on non-food items
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Adults435 DKK / year
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Children (3–11 years)295 DKK / year
Gift voucher
Gift voucher
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With a Planetarium gift voucher you can give an experience and knowledge about space, astronomy and the universe that will bring joy to recipients of all ages.
Gift vouchers can be used for both entrance tickets and purchases in the shop, which offers everything from science books about the universe to gift items for children of all ages.
FACTS ABOUT GIFT VOUCHERS
Gift vouchers must be used within 3 years.
The gift voucher cannot be exchanged for cash.
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