Celestial Panorama
An Introduction to understanding the sky
Shows
A brief guide to observing the sky. How to recognise the main stars, even from the city. An essential astronomical introduction for anyone looking at the starry sky.
Where do falling stars come from and where do they go to? From comets’ tails to their collision with the Earth, the transitery glory of meteors.
Amuse your gaze among the craters, seas and mountains of our moon, using the eye-piece of a telescope.
The amazing mechanism of eclipses. A perfect game of heavenly shadows, accompanied by rites of ancient cultures, which still occurs in the skies today.
Discover one of the great marvels of the sky: our galaxy. A celestial journey to the stars, clusters and nebulae.
The changes in the celestial vaults with the yearly cycle of the seasons. Chasing the Sun through the stars of the Zodiac.
The movement of the stars as they wander in the celestial vaults. The solar system seen from within and without.
On the trail of the Star of Bethlehem, next Christmas will also have its own fiery-tailed comet: let us follow its progress among the stars.
How to orientate yourself in the sky and recognise the constellations, using the Pole Star and the Zodiac.
An adventure among the orbits of the asteroids, the smallest inhabitants of the solar system. An ongoing pursuit through space, brushing finally against the orbit of the Earth.
On the trail of Jules Verne with eyes turned to the sky. An astronomic journey across the poles, the tropics and the equator.
A celestial stroll among the stars of the Milky Way. A flight from the mythological scenery to interstellar space.
The phenomena that occur beyond the blue sky during a hot day at the sea.
The ring of planets around the sun. From the paths through the zodiac to the system of the orbits.




