Our portable digital theater projects a show or image 360 degrees and transforms the learning experience. We also have state of the art optics for night sky viewing as well as specialized equipment that allows direct viewing of the sun during the day. Our services can be used in K-12, college, fundraising, or any learning environment. We'll take you on an interactive tour of the solar system with
amazing facts about each planet. We'll zoom in and guide you to some of the most interesting and beautiful moons in the solar system. You'll enjoy breath-taking images including spiral galaxies and globular clusters, as we travel from our own solar system to the edge of the universe. We'll talk about our closest star the Sun and zoom in to see solar prominences, coronal mass ejections and other wonders of the sun. We'll talk about Greek Mythology and see what a truly "dark sky experience" looks like while watching the Milky Way Galaxy traverse the skies. Our portable dome holds up 30 - 50 people and wraps the picture or movie around you to create an immersive experience. Our hand crafted reflecting telescope (obsessiontelescopes.com)
is over 8.5 feet tall and has a 20 inch mirror, which gathers over 5,000 times more light than the human eye allowing everyone to look deep into space! The image gallery above shows actual pictures taken with the Reflector your kids will be looking through. Our 10" and 12" mirror Meade LX600-ACF series telescopes
are professional grade observational telescopes and use ultra high transmission coatings with a 145,000 object library database for optimal deep space viewing. Coronado, SolarMax II 60 Double Stack Telescopes
are used around the world by professional research institutions for close-up surface detail and solar prominences on the Sun in hydrogen-alpha light. Our high resolution telescopes offer stunning, high contrast views of active regions, flares, filaments, limb details, solar storms and other surface detail on the Sun. Your kids get to take advantage of this once in a lifetime opportunity, to watch the Sun boil! The image gallery shows actual pictures taken of the sun using the Coronado solar telescope.