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π Jurong East, West
The Science Centre's Observatory runs Friday evening programmes combining a live digital planetarium show in the Omni Theatre with outdoor telescope observation of planets, constellations, and deep-sky objects.
π Family Action Verdict
School-age children with a curiosity about space get a genuinely rare experience here - the chance to look at real planets and star clusters through professional telescopes alongside a knowledgeable Science Educator. Staff and volunteers wait patiently for skies to clear, making the most of every opportunity for the group.
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CK
a year ago
βIt was our first visit to the Stargazing and Digital Planetarium Live Show and I recommend this if you have not been here before. There are three main segments to this event. It starts with an informative tour of the night sky in the Omni Theatre, where a Science Educator introduces you to the universe and its constellations. This is followed by stargazing at the observatories, where you can get a closer look at celestial objects through various telescopes. Indoor activity stations offer "I am a Young Astronomer" activities, such as crafting a paper sundial and a simple astrolabe. This event happens nearly every Friday night. There are 7.30pm and 8.30pm slots to choose from. $17/pax.β
Elaine Chong
2 years ago
βEvery Friday there is a star gazing activity at the observatory. There is a digital show at the Omnimax theater follow by looking at the observatory . This time we got to look at the Jupiter and Saturn. Itβs really nice and clear with the telescope. Very educational too with the narration from the staff. π. A long wait but itβs worth queueing for.β
xie burton
2 years ago
βI have a very very unique and exciting experience here My plan was to see Jupiter and Saturn However I saw the Jewel Box! Which is so out of expectation! I canβt imagine the light was actually 6500 years ago when even Egypt still not existed.β
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Overview
The Observatory at Science Centre Singapore offers two Friday evening programmes for astronomy enthusiasts. Programme 1 opens with a digital planetarium show in the Omni Theatre followed by guided stargazing through the observatory's telescopes - visitors have spotted Jupiter, Saturn, and even ancient star clusters on clear nights. Programme 2, the Stargazer Experience, teaches participants aged 7 and up how to operate telescopes before heading out for independent observation sessions.










