Science Movies
Programs for all ages – Fulldome movies above and around you!
These movies cover Australian science curriculum topics enjoyably and memorably.
Secret of the Cardboard Rocket
Embark on an amazing adventure as two children spend a night touring the solar
system alongside their ship's navigator, a talking astronomy book. This
continues to be one of the most popular shows in the fulldome industry
worldwide. Grades K-6 (30 min. duration)
The Water Cycle
The Earth’s water came to us during the bombardment of comets and asteroids in
the very early days of the Solar System over four million years ago, and we
still use the same water today as the dinosaurs used. It's constantly cleaned
and recycled by the effects of evaporation by the Sun and condensation into
rainfall. This movies is generally shown as part of our Weather Program.
Black Holes: The Other Side of Infinity
From the early Universe, we watch the collision of giant galaxies. This takes
us on a flight to the black hole at the centre of our galaxy.
Audiences will be dazzled with striking, immersive animations of the formation of the
early universe, star birth and death, the collision of giant galaxies, and a simulated
flight to the super-massive black hole lurking at
the centre of our own Milky Way Galaxy. Grades 6+.
Climate Change
The effects of climate change are becoming obvious and extreme, with the ice
caps melting, a rise in sea temperature, unusual floods or droughts and more
severe weather conditions. There are things nations and individuals can do to
mitigate the effects. This movie is ideal in conjunction with our Environment
and Weather presentations. See our worksheet
50 Ways to Reduce
Carbon Pollution.
Ice Worlds
Ice Worlds is a tour of the icy landscapes of our solar system, especially our
home planet Earth. Explore the critical relationship between ice and life - a
tale of friend and foe, enabling, challenging, supporting and adapting - that
has developed over millions of years. Grades 5-8.
Oasis in Space
Oasis in space transports the audience on a startling and beautiful voyage
through our universe, galaxy and solar system in search of liquid water - a key
ingredient for life on Earth. Grades 5-8.
Back to the Moon For Good
The story of the Space Race and the achievements of the Apollo missions. Now
China, Japan, and India are launching further projects of discovery and even
settlement.
A second part details how many scientific developments have resulted from such
challenges, and details similar plans for further lunar activity. Shown in
conjunction with our Moon presentation and Stellarium.
Under the Weather
The history and excitement of science: a lighthearted look at the causes of
weather, both here on Earth and in space, featuring the animated cartoon Zula
Patrol gang. The Patrol collect all sorts of weather in bottles, but these are
stolen by a villa in Dark Truder who has a scheme to rule the Universe –
and it takes the Zula Patrol to solve the problem.
Earth's Wild Ride
Exciting events in the history of the Earth, told by colonists on the Moon as
they watch a solar eclipse.
Followed by STELLARIUM Sky Watch and Astronomy
Stellarium is a digitised Astronomy presentation which follows the movie of
choice. It is similar to presentations at the Planetarium, showing the night sky in real
time, with stars, planets and constellations, and describing how they move.
Constellations
Planet Zoom