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WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF COSMODOME
Journey through the solar system, come face-to-face with dinosaurs,
dodge a crashing asteroid, ride a raging river, discover what causes seasons and day and night,
explore the night sky…
Bookings open for 2021 - Call 02 9836 4817 or Email
Ready to book an incursion? Call now: 02 9836 4817 or Email
COSMODOME
Cosmodome is a mobile digital immersive theatre & planetarium showing IMAX-style movies without the aid of special glasses!
Jupiter and Europa.
Take a walk with the dinosaurs.
Jupiter and Europa.
CHOICE OF MOVIES
Choose from a range of immersive 3D movies for your school, library, vacation care, or school holiday program.
Simulation of the real-time night sky.
SESSIONS
The sessions consist of an immersive 3D movie of your choice and Stellarium - an interactive display of tonight's sky!
ABOUT US
Based in Sydney, iSkies has been providing enthralling immersive Cosmodome planetarium incursions for schools, libraries, museums, vacation care centres, shopping malls and school holiday events.
Over the last few years, we are proud to have presented at the Sydney Observatory & to have been part of the Science Unleashed program at The Australian Museum and The Powerhouse Museum.
Cosmodome incursions save you the time and expense involved in organising excursions. Our vision is to enhance appreciation, enjoyment & participation of our audience in the field of science - space and astronomy. We visit you!
TESTIMONIALS
"We feel so lucky to have been able to have the Cosmodome at our school. It was fascinating exploring the constellations and zooming in on a nebula! The 3D film “Oasis in Space” was enthralling and fit perfectly into our Year 6 unit of work. Our students were so excited to go into the dome and were equally as excited to talk about the experience and space at the end of the session – and they still haven’t stopped talking about it! We will definitely look for more opportunities to bring the Cosmodome and the wonderful staff back to our school."
- Mary-Anne Kefaloukos, Primary Science Teacher
