Noble Planetarium
1501 Montgomery Street
Fort Worth, TX, 76107
(at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, east side of Montgomery, south of Lancaster)
Phone: 817-255-9300
Fax: 817-732-7635
Named for Charlie Mary Noble, the Planetarium’s live, interactive program will distinguish the Noble from all others. Audience members can ask questions while visiting the Milky Way galaxy – our home – and traveling up to 13.7 billion light years away. In addition to viewing the constellations and stars visible in the sky, guests can view the most current astronomical events of the day.
The Noble Planetarium features the first Zeiss-manufactured hybrid planetarium system – an immersive all-dome video combined with fiber optic dual-hemisphere star balls to see more than 7,000 stars. The Zeiss SKYMASTER ZKP 4 star projector projects thousands more stars more clearly than ever before. Two (2) star balls within the 40-foot dome cover the entire sky – both the northern and southern hemispheres. New software – Sciss UniView – flies Planetarium visitors to the edge of the universe and back. This live-action software will allow real-time visits to any location in the known universe.
Admission is $5 for adults, kids and seniors.
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