Inside Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre: a 23 m (75 ft) dome and 221 seats, projector Evans & Sutherland Digistar 5 3D 8K. Rows of seats are drawn from the seat count and the dome from its diameter.

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Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre

Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre is a planetarium in Singapore. It runs public shows. Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre has a 23 m (75 ft) dome and 221 seats.

Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre in brief

Public shows
Yes
Dome
23.0 m
Seats
221
Projector
Evans & Sutherland Digistar 5 3D 8K
Bortle class outside
Not yet rated

Official site and show times

Public shows at Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre: Yes

Digital planetarium and Omnimax shows in the 23 m tilted-dome Omni-Theatre; Friday-night public stargazing. Check the official site for the current schedule and tickets before you go.

A planetarium show is the one astronomy outing that clouds and city lights cannot cancel. Most public shows run 30 to 50 minutes; live shows, where a presenter flies the sky to tonight's planets and constellations, are the best preparation for a night at a dark site. Shows often sell out on weekends and school holidays.

21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433. Phone +65 6425-2500.

Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre has a 23 m (75 ft) dome and 221 seats

That makes it one of the large domes, built for big public shows. The largest planetarium domes in the world are about 35 m across; a classroom dome is 5 to 8 m.

Its projection system is the Evans & Sutherland Digistar 5 3D 8K, a digital fulldome system that can fly the audience through the solar system as well as show the night sky.

How dark the real sky is outside Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre

Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre has no Bortle rating in the list yet. The scale below shows what each class looks like.

1 mag 8.0 21.99+ 2 mag 7.5 21.89+ 3 mag 7.0 21.69+ 4 mag 6.5 20.49+ 5 mag 6.0 19.50+ 6 mag 5.5 18.94+ 7 mag 5.0 18.38+ 8 mag 4.5 18.00+ 9 mag 4.0
The Bortle scale. Each panel shows the class number, the faintest star the naked eye reaches at the zenith, and the darkest-edge sky brightness reading of that class in mag/arcsec².

Sky brightness and class come from the World Atlas of Artificial Night Sky Brightness (Falchi et al. 2016, CC BY-NC 4.0), with natural skyglow added, at the coordinates below. Planetariums sit in towns, so the dome shows the sky the street outside cannot; the dark sky places nearby show the real one.

Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre among the planetariums of Singapore

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Observatory open to the public

Pink dots are planetariums, green dots observatories open to the public, squares dark sky places and diamonds star parties; select one for its page. See Planetariums in Singapore for the full list.

The coordinates on this page point to Science Centre Singapore (Wikipedia): 1.333°N, 103.736°E.

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Dark sky places, observatories and clubs near Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre

Observatories open to the public within 150 km

  • Science Centre ObservatorySingapore, 14 km (8 mi). Stargazing with planetarium show every Friday, 7:30-10 pm; quarterly Stargazer Experience; solar viewing dates on Facebook

Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre record

Every value in the planetariums dataset for Science Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre
ID1583
NameScience Centre Singapore - Omni-Theatre
Address21 Jurong Town Hall Road
CityStateSingapore
Zip609433
CountrySingapore
Websitehttps://www.science.edu.sg/
Phone+65 6425-2500
Image2445.jpg
Dome23
Seats221
DigitalEvans & Sutherland Digistar 5 3D 8K
Lat1.33320
Lon103.73560
LatLonSpotScience Centre Singapore (Wikipedia)
StatusOpen
StatusNoteScience Centre moving to a new Jurong Lake District site, due to open 2027
PublicNoteDigital planetarium and Omnimax shows in the 23 m tilted-dome Omni-Theatre; Friday-night public stargazing
Sourceshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_Centre_Singapore

From the site's planetariums dataset (planetariumsglobal_q426). Distances are computed from the coordinates.