One Sky Project
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Seven short films explore the themes of discovering patterns and creating tools that foster a deeper connection to the sky, using astronomical phenomena to drive societal progress.
Orion, known to the Greeks, is one of the most recognizable patterns in the night sky. Yet, different cultures around the world have their own unique stories about these same stars. This film presents six distinct cultural or Indigenous perspectives, organized around the concepts of pattern recognition and tool creation.
One Sky is a stunning collection of short films that showcase constellations, astronomical instruments, and scientific knowledge from diverse cultures worldwide. Each chapter is thoughtfully presented with its own artistic style, featuring the work of international artists.
Learn more about this project at: https://oneskyproject.org
Admission: $8/adult, $6/child. Age recommendation: 8+
Events in the planetarium are not recommended for children under age 4.
Image Credit: One Sky Project/SG360/TMT/‘Imiloa/CalAcademy/NSF's NOIRLab
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Orion, known to the Greeks, is one of the most recognizable patterns in the night sky. Yet, different cultures around the world have their own unique stories about these same stars. This film presents six distinct cultural or Indigenous perspectives, organized around the concepts of pattern recognition and tool creation.
One Sky is a stunning collection of short films that showcase constellations, astronomical instruments, and scientific knowledge from diverse cultures worldwide. Each chapter is thoughtfully presented with its own artistic style, featuring the work of international artists.
Learn more about this project at: https://oneskyproject.org
Admission: $8/adult, $6/child. Age recommendation: 8+
Events in the planetarium are not recommended for children under age 4.
Image Credit: One Sky Project/SG360/TMT/‘Imiloa/CalAcademy/NSF's NOIRLab
Get Tickets
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