Silent Tuesday: Water Planet

language versions: EN/ENG — Please ask about the headphones Silent Tuesdays — sessions in the Planetarium for people with special needs “Silent Tuesdays” are unique shows in the Planetarium prepared for people on the autism spectrum, sensitive to sensory stimuli and with difficulties in cognitive functioning. The sessions are designed to create a comfortable and safe space where each viewer can calmly and without pressure discover the secrets of the cosmos. Special conditions apply during the shows: subdued sound, soft lighting present throughout the show and the abandonment of intense lighting effects and sudden messages. Participants have complete freedom of behavior — they can leave the room at any time and return to it at any time. Planetarium | Screening recommended for viewers aged 12+ Oceans are bustling around the world. We look to the sky and embark on a journey through an endless ocean of stars to search for water on other planets.The production suggestively shows how fundamental water is to life on Earth.Delightful time-lapse shots of the sea and sky highlight its extraordinary role in shaping our planet. Liquid water, as it turns out, is also found outside the Earth.Thanks to dynamic computer simulations, we check where the so-called ecosphere is located around the stars, and also discover water trapped in the form of ice - in comets, rings of Saturn and on its largest moon, Enceladus.Shot in the picturesque open air of the South Pacific, the film Water Planet is a real feast for the eyes, which arouses curiosity and expands knowledge about water in the Universe.