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Film Night 12A The Martian (2h10) Special Event Horrible Science Weekend with Nick Arnold Tickets £5 During a manned mission to Mars, astronaut Tickets Mark Watney (Matt Damon) is presumed dead £1 in addition Nick Arnold is the author of Where after a fierce storm and left behind by his crew. to General Entry the phenomenally successful In the Planetarium But Watney has survived and finds himself Ideal for children 6-14yr Horrible Science books. stranded and alone on the hostile planet. and their parents Schedule Be prepared for a fast, funny, furious (and often 7pm: doors open, With only meagre supplies, he must draw upon Where noisy) show! In his typically gruesome fashion, bar open for drinks his ingenuity, wit and spirit to subsist and find a In the Space Marquee Nick will bring his books to life through amusing and snacks way to signal to Earth that he is alive. Millions of activities, facts, readings and questions. 7.30pm: film begins miles away, a team of international scientists Schedule This wacky show celebrates the best bits of the (no trailers) work tirelessly to bring “the Martian” home... Shows at 11am multi-award winning Horrible Science series. 9.40pm: film ends and 2pm Please note this is a standard-format 2D film projected onto the Each show includes of a range of demonstrations, readings from the latest planetarium screen, rather than a fulldome film. books and quizzes. Also throughout the day Winchester Science Centre's Fully licensed bar Doors open 15 mins dedicated team of science experts will be delivering their own very horrible science demonstrations. available A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre before
A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre Tickets for this event are Further film screenings also available to book: limited and booking in Gravity (3 Dec), Star Wars: The Force Awakens (20 Jan), advance is advised. Prometheus (17 Feb) and Apollo 13 (3 March).
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Film Night PG Close Encounters of Special Event Dr Phil Hammond's the Third Kind (2hr 15) Health Revolution Tickets £12 Tickets £15 £10 Concessions Screening of the classic science fiction film, Concessions £12 Dr Phil Hammond combines both of his This show is booked with 360° pre-show We are Stars. including seniors, 2016 sell-out Edinburgh fringe shows in one via Experience Film, unforgettable evening. Laugh, sort your life out, see website for details students and Roy Neary (Richard Dreyfuss) is a cableman, NHS staff stay sane, plan your death and save the NHS - all In the Planetarium content with his work, his wife and three kids. in only 99 minutes. But after investigating a mysterious sequence Where Dr Hammond works in chronic fatigue, is an investigative Schedule of power cuts, a growing obsession he can't In the Planetarium quite explain begins to erode his happy, chaotic journalist for Private Eye, a BBC Radio Bristol presenter, 7pm: doors open, comic and author of 'Staying Alive, How to Get the Best bar open for drinks family life. Along with single mother Ronnie Schedule from the NHS' and 'Sex, Sleep or Scrabble?' Phil has and snacks (Terri Garr), he's drawn to Devil's Tower in Shows starts at appeared on Have I Got News for You, Jack Dee's Helpdesk, 7pm: film begins Wyoming - what he sees will change 7.30pm The News Quiz, The Now Show, Question Time, Trust Me, I'm a Doctor, Long Live Britain, The One Show, and Countdown. (no late entry) humanity forever. Doors open at 7pm 9.40pm: film ends Steven Spielberg's sci-fi classic is one of his most far-reaching works, A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre encompassing themes of mental collapse, the desire to protect your loved ones against overwhelming odds, and even transcendence of the Fully licensed bar Fully licensed bar human spirit. It's both funny and tender; there are moments of palpable available available threat and overwhelming joy. It's an epic in every sense of the word, and it needs to be seen on the big screen to do it justice. Tickets for this event are limited “One of the most entertainingly subversive people A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre and booking in advance is advised. on the planet.” The Guardian
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Special Event Alex Bellos: Special Event Space Mission for Santa Alex in Numberland Tickets £10 Tickets This interactive, presenter-led show explores Suitable for ages 11yr+ Bestselling maths author Alex Bellos will £3.80 in addition the solar system while helping Santa ensure delight and amaze with material from his new to General Entry Christmas can go ahead as planned. Where puzzle book "Can You Solve My Problems?", £7.50 standalone In the Planetarium his maths colouring book "Snowflake Seashell Best for up to 10yr Fly through space, find out a little about some Star", and his previous books "Alex’s Adventures of our neighbouring worlds, and keep your Doors open at 7pm in Numberland" and "Alex Through The Where eyes peeled! Children are encouraged to point Looking Glass". In the Planetarium and call out to help make sure the mission Schedule is a success. 7.30pm start A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre Schedule 45 min show Check website The show lasts 30 minutes. Showings every Saturday & followed by Q&A Sunday from 3 - 14 December, and weekdays 15 - 23 Every show is a Chatterbox December. show due to the audience participation. Please note that although the children do see Santa, Group bookings available. he will not present in the Science Centre to meet them in person.
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Film Night 12A Gravity (1h30) Music Night Live Music Under the Stars: Jim Causley Tickets £5 Academy Award winners Sandra Bullock and Tickets George Clooney star in Gravity, a heart-pounding £12 in advance Since the release of his debut album in 2005, Where thriller that pulls you into the infinite and £14 on the door Jim Causley’s unique voice and persona have In the Planetarium unforgiving realm of deep space. Suitable for ages 11yr+ helped him become one of the most well-loved and respected figures of today’s contemporary Bullock plays Dr. Ryan Stone, a brilliant engineer on her Doors open at 7pm first shuttle mission, with veteran astronaut Matt Kowalski. Where roots and folk music scene. But on a seemingly routine spacewalk, disaster strikes. In the Planetarium Schedule The shuttle is destroyed, leaving Stone and Kowalski A prolific collaborator, Causley is hugely admired for his 7.30pm: film begins completely alone - tethered to nothing but each other Doors open at 7pm work with iconic groups The Devil’s Interval and Mawkin: Causley as well as playing, touring and recording along- (no trailers) and spiraling out into the blackness. As fear turns to panic, every gulp of air eats away at what little oxygen is left. side Waterson:Carthy, John McCusker, Eddie Reader, 9pm: film ends But the only way home may be to go further out into the Schedule Graham Coxson, Shirley Collins, Michael Morpurgo, terrifying expanse of space. Shows starts at Show of Hands, Kate Rusby, David Rotheray of Beautiful Fully licensed bar 7.30pm South fame and many more. Please note this is a standard-format 2D film projected onto the available planetarium screen, rather than a fulldome film. During the past decade Causley has been nominated for no less than five Fully licensed bar BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, won the Spiral Earth Singer of the Year award in A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre available 2014, presented his own folk music show on BBC Radio Devon and in 2015 he worked with BBC TV historian Dr Sam Willis to create the music for his show 'Highwaymen, Outlaws and Villains' and was asked to perform his Further film screenings also available to book: song 'Pride of the Moor' on BBC TV's Countryfile - Dartmoor Special. The Martian (4 Nov), Star Wars: The Force Awakens (20 Jan), Prometheus (17 Feb) and Apollo 13 (3 March). A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre
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Special Event Robert Llewellyn Special Event Splendiferous Science
Star of Red Dwarf and Channel 4’s Scraphead Challenge Weekend with Jon Chase Tickets Tickets £12 in advance Electric cars are rubbish, aren't they? £1 in addition Watch in whizzpopping wonder at some Roald £14 on the door How could something as mundane and to General Entry Dahl inspired marvellous mayhem in this lively Suitable for ages 11yr+ annoying as a battery make any difference Suitable for ages 7yr+ hands-on splendiferous science show! to the world? Where Where If you've ever wondered what's needed to get In the Planetarium We know what they’re like, they run out, In the Space Marquee James' peach to fly, whether George is a genius we have to re-charge them and when they die scientist and how topsy turvy the Twits could Doors open at 7pm we throw away mountains of them every year. Schedule really be, then this is the splendiferous science Batteries are a pain. But Red Dwarf star, Shows at 11am show for you. Join BBC Bitesize science presenter Schedule Robert Llewellyn argues they are the key and 2pm Jon Chase as he delves into the whoopsy Shows starts at to a very different future. waffling worlds of Roald Dahl. Perfect for those 7.30pm that love Roald Dahl and brilliant for those who Batteries have grown up and they're about to haven't discovered the books yet. Fully licensed bar change everything. In the last 7 years Robert available has driven over 150,000 miles in electric cars Winchester Science Centre's science experts will also be demonstrating their own favourite Roald Dahl themed powered by batteries. In this show he suggests science throughout the day. Planetarium shows also it’s time for a new approach. available to book.
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Film Night Star Wars: Special Talk Roma Agarwal: Building Storeys The Force Awakens (2hr 15) Tickets £5 Tickets £10 Roma is a structural engineer whose past work Thirty years after the defeat of the Empire, includes London skyscraper The Shard. She will Where Luke Skywalker has vanished and a new threat Where tell the stories of inspiring engineers from our In the Planetarium has risen: The First Order, led by the mysterious In the Planetarium past, without whose work, modern life wouldn't Supreme Leader Snoke and his dark side have been quite so modern. Doors 7pm enforcer, Kylo Ren. Schedule open at Roma, who spent six years working on The Shard, is described 7.30pm start as "the new voice of women talking about science and Schedule General Leia Organa’s military force, the Resistance - Doors open at 7pm engineering and making it cool" by The Telegraph. 7.30pm: Film begins and unlikely heroes brought together by fate - are the A multiple award winner, she has appeared as an expert in (no trailers) galaxy’s only hope at thwarting a new reign of evil. Fully licensed bar documentaries (The Tallest Tower, Britain Beneath your Feet, The Missing Evidence) and is a new addition to the One Show 9.45pm: Film ends Please note this is a standard-format 2D film projected onto the available team on the BBC. Roma has given two TEDx talks about planetarium screen, rather than a fulldome film. engineering, and was selected as a 'Leading Lady' in the Fully licensed bar 2014 M&S advertising campaign. A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre available Outside work, she actively promotes engineering, scientific and technical careers to young people and particularly to under-represented groups such as women. She is writing a book called 'Building Storeys' (2017, Bloomsbury) to showcase the amazing people and challenges which have been solved through history to create our modern world. Further film screenings also available to book: The Martian (4 Nov), Gravity (3 Dec), Prometheus (17 Follow Louisa on Twitter: @RomaTheEngineer Feb) and Apollo 13 (3 March)
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Special Event Dinosaur Weekend
Tickets Learn about our prehistoric friends with a Music Night Live Music Under the Stars: Live science show: weekend packed full of dinosaur fun. Book for £1 in addition to a special hands-on science show and screening Martin Carthy General Entry of the immersive planetarium show Tickets Dinosaurs at Dusk: Dinosaurs at Dusk. £12 in advance For more than 40 years Martin Carthy has been (film show) £3.80 Dinosaurs ruled the world for 135 million years! £14 on the door one of folk music's greatest innovators, one of its best loved, most enthusiastic and, at times, Where Viv will be stomping around the centre - Viv is a life sized 2 metre long model of a Deinonychus - a larger and even Where most quietly controversial of figures. Live science shows: scarier relative of the famous Velociraptor! He is coming In the Planetarium in the Space Marquee to Winchester Science Centre to tell you how he and his His skill, stage presence and natural He's a ballad singer, a ground-breaking Dinosaurs at Dusk: gentler cousins, the sauropods, survived for so long. Doors open at 7pm charm have won him many admirers, acoustic and electric-guitarist and an in the Planetarium not only from within the folk scene, but authoritative interpreter of newly What was their environment like? What did they eat? Who hunted who? also far beyond it. Trailblazing musical composed material. He always prefers What eventually happened to them? With the help of Viv’s keeper partnerships with, amongst others, to follow an insatiable musical curiosity Schedule (Science Shows) (Lesley) you can find out the answers to these and many other Schedule questions. Lesley will be asking members of the audience to come Steeleye Span, Dave Swarbrick and his rather than cash in on his unrivalled 11am, 1pm, 2.30pm down and help her unravel some of these questions and you will also 7.30pm Start award-winning wife (Norma Waterson) position. Perhaps, most significant of all, have the opportunity to handle many interesting and unique fossils of and daughter Eliza Carthy have are his settings of traditional songs with and 4pm plants and animals from the dinosaur era. Viv and Lesley hope to see resulted in more than 40 albums, guitar, which have influenced artists you there! Fully licensed bar but Martin has only recorded ten solo including Bob Dylan and Paul Simon, Children age 0-2 free of available albums, of which the much anticipated on both sides of the Atlantic. charge if sitting on lap. Waiting for Angels was the latest. A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre
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Special Event Dr Louisa Preston: Film Night 15A Prometheus (2hr 15) Goldilocks and the Waterbears Tickets £10 Tickets £5 Legendary director Ridley Scott (Alien, Blade Suitable for ages 11yr+ The search for life in the Universe is one of Runner) returns to his sci-fi origins in this epic humanity's last great adventures and we are Where adventure bursting with spectacular action and Where closer than ever to sending humans out to Mars In the Planetarium mind-blowing visual effects. A team of scientists In the Planetarium and other planets and moons in the cosmos, to and explorers travels to the darkest corners of the seek this life out. What are the chances of Doors open at 7pm universe searching for the origins of human life. Doors open at 7pm finding life on Mars, Europa, or Titan and Instead they find a dark, twisted world that hides what might it look like? Schedule a terrifying threat capable of destroying them... Schedule 7.30pm: Film begins and all mankind! 7.30pm start This talk will steer you through the search for life in the Universe (no trailers) and explain how we use 'extreme' forms of life on Earth to guide us. Please note this is a standard-format 2D film projected onto the We will then discuss the chances of finding intelligent life 9.45pm: Film ends planetarium screen, rather than a fulldome film. elsewhere in the Universe, the search for habitable planets in other distant solar systems, and the future for our exploration, Fully licensed bar A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre and ultimately colonisation, of the cosmos. available A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre
Dr. Louisa Preston is a UK Space Agency Aurora Research Fellow in Astrobiology at Birkbeck University of London. She has worked on projects Further film screenings also available to book: for NASA and the Canadian, European and UK Space Agencies. The Martian (4 Nov), Gravity (3 Dec), Star Wars: Follow Louisa on Twitter: @LouisaJPreston The Force Awakens (20 Jan) and Apollo 13 (3 March)
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Film Night PG Apollo 13 (2h14)
Tickets £5 True story of the moon-bound mission that developed severe trouble and the men that Where rescued it with skill and dedication. In the Planetarium Special Event Astronauts Jim Lovell, Fred Haise and Jack Swigert find Mark Thompson's Doors open at 7pm everything going according to plan after leaving Earth's Spectacular Science Show orbit. However, when an oxygen tank explodes, the scheduled moon landing is called off. Subsequent tensions Tickets Schedule within the crew and numerous technical problems threaten £1 in addition If you think Science is boring, think again! 7.30pm: Film begins both the astronauts' survival and their safe return to Earth. to General Entry This is science like you have never seen before: (no trailers) Please note this is a standard-format 2D film projected onto the Suitable for 6yr+ Explore the strange and magical properties of 9.45pm: Film ends planetarium screen, rather than a fulldome film. matter with exploding elephant’s toothpaste, Where vortex generating dustbins, dancing paste A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre Fully licensed bar In the Marquee and even exploding Pringle tubes! available TV astronomer and author Mark Thompson has been Doors enthralling audiences for over 20 years with his fascinating Open at 2.45pm journeys around the Universe. Now he is turning his infectious enthusiasm to things a little closer to home Further film screenings also available to book: Schedule with this brand new show. The Martian (4 Nov), Gravity (3 Dec), Star Wars: The Force Awakens (20 Jan) and Prometheus (17 Feb) 3pm start A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre
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Special Event Mark Thompson's: The Show Music Night Live Music Under the Stars: at the End of the Universe Cara Dillon Tickets Tickets £20 £12 in advance A fascinating journey of discovery around our Suitable for ages 11yr+ If you don’t know the voice of Cara Dillon, you’re in £14 on the door universe with TV astronomer and author Mark for a treat. If you are already amongst her legions Suitable for ages 11yr+ Thompson. Did our universe really spring into Where of admirers around the world, you know you have existence in the most violent explosion? Will it In the Planetarium something special in store. Where end in a seething ball of energy? What is life, In the Planetarium are we alone in the universe? What is our Doors open at 7pm A Thousand Hearts, Cara Dillon’s fifth solo album, place in the universe? is another small masterpiece of song and emotion, Doors open at 7pm Schedule ethereal and radiant, beautifully honed and These are questions that continue to perplex 7.30pm start perfectly true. Schedule even the greatest minds. Mark Thompson The extraordinary Irish singer makes music that transcends 7.30pm start tackles all the hard stuff and turns it into easily Fully licensed bar genres and crosses barriers. She has won every folk award going, digestible chunks with the help of some amazing available but confesses to being no purist, making music that reaches beyond the constraints and limitations of tradition. Fully licensed bar and fun explosive demonstrations. available “To me, you can go anywhere with every song. The melody and message is at the forefront of everything I do. I don’t really care where the song came from, how old it is, and who did it first. It’s whether it strikes a note in my heart, does it haunt me, do I need to sing it?”
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Special Event Ben Garrod: Jurassic CSI Monthly Event Space Lectures
Tickets £10 Follow the quest to see what killed the world’s Tickets Talks for adults, followed by short planetarium Suitable for ages 11yr+ biggest dinosaur. After a farmer’s dog found an £8/£6 (4.30pm) shows. These Wednesday lectures are aimed at a 8ft dinosaur thigh bone in 2015, Ben joined Sir £10/£8 (6.30pm) level a little above most popular science lectures, Where David Attenborough and a team of experts as so come prepared to exercise your brain and In the Planetarium they unearthed a new species of dinosaur Where learn the science behind the headlines. in Argentina. In the Planetarium Doors open at 7pm The speakers are chosen from the best academic speakers in the UK, with a talent for explaining difficult concepts and The dig uncovered six more in the same area Doors open at 7pm the knowledge to give the very latest news. Schedule and they turned out to be the biggest in history. 7.30pm start With seven in one spot from thousands of years Fully licensed bar 9 November: Sun Dogs and Blue Moons apart, the team turned detectives to see what available (open from Professor Don Kurtz (University of Central Lancashire) 14 December: Dark Matter Fully licensed bar killed these 70 ton beasts. Looking at huge 5pm until 7pm) Professor Justin Read (University of Surrey) available floods, volcanic eruptions and the 80 giant 11 Jan 2017: A Universe of Dwarf Galaxies Although these lectures are aimed Dr Samantha Penny (University of Portsmouth) serrated teeth left embedded in the bones, at adults, older children are Ben relives what it was like to film this amazing also welcome to attend. 8 February: Tuning in to the Universe: probing the programme and how the team solved history’s Minimum age 11yr+ cosmos with radio waves Dr David Bacon (University of Portsmouth) biggest ‘Whodunnit’. 8 March: Earth’s Magnetosphere and Aurora Dr Robert Fear (University of Southampton) A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre
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Monthly Event Singles Night Monthly Event Saturday Night at the Planetarium
Tickets Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium is Tickets The planetarium opens on these special nights £20 per person pleased to be hosting a series of singles events Astronomy Monthly: with a variety of separately ticketed shows Includes entry, to allow local single people to meet one £10 per person on offer. Enjoy special, live presentations on a welcome drink another and to make new friends. Concessions £8 a different topic each month, or see a 360° and a hot meal No science knowledge required! fulldome film. Minimum age 18yr+ Where Schedule In the Planetarium Live Astronomy Monthly shows are aimed at a general audience. They are delivered twice each night with the later Doors open at 7pm 7pm Guest arrival 7.20pm Introduction to the mixer game by our host show being a little more advanced and so better for adults 8pm Planetarium show - Live Doors open at 5.30pm or those who already have an interest in the subject. Fully licensed bar 8.30pm Curry & Quiz with prizes to be won Each show is followed by questions and answers. available 9.15pm Time to explore exhibits and optional mini Schedule challenges involving the exhibits First show at 6.00pm 8 & 22 October: Rocky Worlds 10.15pm End of event 5 & 19 November: Big Stuff 14 & 28 January 2017: Space Mission Update Upcoming dates: Fully licensed bar 11 & 25 February: The Spring Night Sky Friday 14 October Friday 13 January available 11 & 25 March: Big Brothers Friday 11 November Friday 10 February Friday 9 December Friday 10 March The minimum age for entry is 4yr, Fulldome films also vary each month, and are charged but please think carefully before bringing any child under 8yr. at normal rates. A fundraising event for Winchester Science Centre
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Monthly Event After Dark* *Adults only! Birthday Parties
Tickets Enjoy the Science Centre after the kids have Tickets For a truly special experience, celebrate your £12 per person gone home! £11.20 per child child's next birthday at Winchester Science £10 (concessions) 1 Free adult for Centre and Planetarium. Include entry and one Enjoy incredible live shows in the UK’s largest every 6 children planetarium show standalone planetarium, and play about in the All parties include unlimited play on the Science Strictly 18yr+ 100 hands-on exhibition... Centre’s 100 hands-on exhibits plus a party meal. Optional extras include unforgettable shows in the Doors open from 5pm Upcoming dates: planetarium, or awe-inspiring science shows with Monday 19 October Wednesday 18 November live demonstrations. Fully licensed bar Tuesday 8 December available (open Wednesday 20 January Weekend birthday parties 5.30pm until 9pm) Thursday 25 February £11.20 per child, one adult free for every six children. Tuesday 22 March Party meal served in the café, private party room as an optional extra.
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