Overview
Deep in the Australian Outback, two children explore the mysteries of the Universe via the world's largest radio telescope and its oldest living culture. Join them on an immersive journey as they learn about the beginnings of time and space and the life cycle of stars.
In the arid heartland of the Murchison region of Western Australia, visit the remote site of the Square Kilometre Array or SKA radio telescope to learn about the beginnings of time and space and the life cycle of stars. Travel to the ancient land of the Yamaji people, through the land of the ancestors, to discover how much the scientific world and the ancient world have in common, for we all live under one sky, a shared sky.
Check full Immersive Worlds program at adelaidefringe.com.au/immersive-worlds
This is a 360° Dome experience. Seating will be primarily on bean bags but chairs are available.
Location
288 Franklin Street, Adelaide, South Australia, 5000
