JWST: The Story Unfolds - Interactive Planetarium Program Exploring James Webb Space Telescope Discoveries

✨ Event Description

Unlock the mysteries of the cosmos with an immersive journey at the Ric & Jean Edelman Planetarium in Glassboro, New Jersey. This interactive planetarium program spotlights the groundbreaking discoveries made by the James Webb Space Telescope, bringing distant galaxies and faraway worlds into vivid focus.

Explore the latest revelations about stellar evolution and cosmic phenomena in a hands-on format designed to captivate astronomy enthusiasts of all ages. Hosted by Rowan University, this program transforms space exploration into an engaging experience that connects you directly with the universe’s most awe-inspiring secrets.

Set against the backdrop of Glassboro’s state-of-the-art planetarium, the event invites participants to deepen their understanding of the cosmos while witnessing the cutting-edge science behind one of the most important telescopes ever launched.

🔍 What to Expect

• 🌌 Interactive Planetarium Program: Engage with immersive visuals and dynamic presentations.
• 🔭 James Webb Space Telescope Discoveries: Learn about the telescope’s latest findings in real time.
• 🌠 Distant Galaxies Explored: See cosmic structures billions of light years away.
• 🌟 Stellar Evolution Insights: Understand the life cycles of stars.
• 🪐 Faraway Worlds Revealed: Discover exoplanets and their characteristics.
• 🎟️ Affordable Tickets: Adults $8; ages 2-16, seniors 60+, and Rowan students $5; under 2 free.
• 🏫 Hosted by Rowan University: Experience a program backed by academic expertise.

💡 Why It’s On Our Radar

This event highlights the cutting-edge science of the James Webb Space Telescope, bringing its discoveries to New Jersey audiences in an accessible and interactive way. Situated in Glassboro, the planetarium serves as a vital educational hub, making complex astronomical phenomena tangible for the local community. It’s a unique opportunity to connect with space exploration efforts shaping our understanding of the universe right here in South Jersey.