Worlds of Curiosity
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(15 min) Worlds of Curiosity dives into the questions of “What it would be like to live on an Earth with no Moon?” or “What if the Earth was tilted on its side, like the planet Uranus?”
(15 min) Worlds of Curiosity dives into the questions of “What it would be like to live on an Earth with no Moon?” or “What if the Earth was tilted on its side, like the planet Uranus?”
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Worlds of Curiosity (Chabot Space & Science Center) — 15‑minute exploration of life on a moonless Earth and an Earth tilted like Uranus.
Worlds of Curiosity (Chabot Space & Science Center) — 15‑minute exploration of life on a moonless Earth and an Earth tilted like Uranus.
Worlds of Curiosity (Chabot Space & Science Center) — 15‑minute exploration of life on a moonless Earth and an Earth tilted like Uranus.
Worlds of Curiosity (Chabot Space & Science Center) — 15‑minute exploration of life on a moonless Earth and an Earth tilted like Uranus.
A 26‑minute show at Chabot Space & Science Center explores three Chilean observatories and STEM careers that operate them, narrated by astronomer Barbara Rojas‑Ayala, ages 8 and up.
Mexica Archaeoastronomy: between space and time showcases impressive scenarios of pre‑Hispanic astronomical observation at Chabot Space and Science Center, ages 8 and up.
Friends of Montclair RR Trail (1901-1903 Asilomar Dr, Oakland) — Volunteers of any skill or energy level assist trail upkeep, all ages.
Original 1984 Dune screened in Chabot’s 70‑foot Planetarium dome, with light bites, themed cocktails, late‑night NASA Ames Visitor Center and AstroLight exhibit, plus free telescope viewing.
Mars: The Ultimate Voyage (Chabot Space & Science Center) — 25‑minute planetarium show examining astronaut challenges, motivation, and health on trips to Moon, Mars, ages 8+.
The Sun: Our Living Star (Chabot Space & Science Center) — 25‑minute immersive fulldome planetarium show featuring never‑before‑seen images of the Sun’s surface, ages 6 and up.
A 35‑minute digital tour recreates Chichen Itza’s pyramid and observatories, showing the ancient Maya civilization’s space, time and mathematics insights for all ages.
Bond St Community Clean-Up (Corner of 45th Ave and Bond St, Oakland) — Gloves and materials provided for street cleaning; participants bring a neighbor.
Public observing at Foothill College Observatory lets visitors view the moon, Jupiter, Saturn, star clusters, nebulae and galaxies through a computer‑controlled 16‑inch Schmidt‑Cassegrain telescope.
Public solar observing at Foothill College Observatory offers safe views of the sun’s photosphere and chromosphere through white‑light and hydrogen‑alpha filters.
Guide presents 35‑minute show of astronomical discoveries and art, using visuals to explore how pioneers’ drawings inspire science, Chabot Space & Science Center, ages 8 and up.
Forward to the Moon at Chabot Space & Science Center explores NASA’s Artemis Program and the plan to return astronauts to the moon.