NEW FOR 2024!
This is the story of how a revolution in one of the most basic of all human enterprises – the making of maps – is shedding new light on our planet's evolution in the wake of rising global temperatures. Using stunning, latest-generation imagery from space, "Atlas of a Changing Earth" takes viewers into the dynamic processes causing coastal glaciers in Greenland and Antarctica to melt, and explores how rising seas could threaten coastlines the world over. These striking new images are produced by the confluence of satellites and supercomputers, revealing Earth in a degree of precise detail scarcely imagined a generation ago. Recommended for general audiences. 24 minutes. Show and show description provided by E&S.

Tickets

Ticket holder assumes all risks related to attending this event, including the risk of lost, stolen, or damaged property or personal injury.

Masks are not required inside our facility, but we support our patrons who choose to wear one!

For the safety of our patrons, there will be no late admittance allowed after a show has begun. To ensure you are seated when the presentation begins, please be sure to arrive early.

Directions

The Planetarium is located in the D-building on CBC's Pasco campus and most easily accessed from Argent Road via Farm Road. Accessible parking is available in the lot to the north of the facility.