Journey through the cosmos with the Fleet's resident astronomer under the largest IMAX screen in San Diego! Join us for a tour of the solar system and connect with other skywatchers as we explore a new topic each month.

  • The Sky Tonight: Monthly planetarium show at 7 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. on the first Wednesday of the month.  
  • The Sky Tonight: Virtual Edition at 7 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month, via Zoom
  • The Sky Tonight: Weekend Edition at 11 a.m. on the second Sunday of each month  

Join us before or after Wednesday shows to take a look at the stars you learn about in the dome in the actual night sky! Our partners, the San Diego Astronomy Association, will be on the Prado by the Bea Evenson Fountain viewing the night sky through different telescopes (weather permitting).


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Doors to the theater open approximately 10 minutes prior to showtimes. No late entry will be allowed once the film has begun. 


 

A long image of the milk way galaxy in purple and red lights
The dumbell nebulae which looks like many stars clustering in the center and fanning out in a bowtie shape of red and purple with a green center
A total solar eclipse with only one quarter of the sun still shining from behind a black circle moon
Hundreds of stars clustered together
A white galaxy glowing against the dark shaped like the brim of a sombrero
The Crab Nebula with yellow and orange colors on the circular rim that branch and crackle into the center which is more blue
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Save the Date  

Sky Tonight Weekend Edition: Origin of the Elements
Oct 12 at 11:00am–12:00pm

The iron in your blood and the calcium in your bones formed in stars. But stars are mostly hydrogen and helium, just like the rest of the universe. How do all the other elements on the periodic table form? Join us as we learn about the connection between astronomy and the origin of the elements

Sky Tonight Virtual Edition: Origin of the Elements
Oct 15 at 11:00am–12:00pm

The iron in your blood and the calcium in your bones formed in stars. But stars are mostly hydrogen and helium, just like the rest of the universe. How do all the other elements on the periodic table form? Join us as we learn about the connection between astronomy and the origin of the elements

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