Atlas of distant worlds

A brand-new object has just been discovered in our solar system… and it’s shaking up the classification of our celestial atlas! To help scientists better understand this newcomer, students will become astronomers themselves. In teams, they’ll have access to illustrated materials tailored to their grade level to explore the different celestial objects in our solar system.

Their mission: study these objects and invent their own ways of classifying them. There’s no need to stick to the existing categories — here, their imagination and logic are welcome! They can create groups based on size, composition, color, or even according to original criteria they come up with themselves.

It’s a great opportunity to practice cooperation, observation, critical thinking, and… to dream a little about the mysteries of space!

Structure of the day

1. Immersive show Choose from our selection of films presented in the Chaos Theatre (see details below).
   Duration: 30 minutes
2. Educational workshop
   Duration: 1 hour
3. If time allows, your visit may also include the ROUGE 2100 exhibition. Please note that reservations are not available for this exhibition, and access is not guaranteed. Entry is determined by the staff at the entrance, depending on how busy it is.

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One Day on Mars

From the highest peaks in the solar system, to the precipices of craters and canyons, to vast windswept plains, this show takes us on an exploration of the planet Mars. Let Dumas' original music sweep you along as you enjoy the Red Planet's magnificent landscapes, as seen from space or from its surface.

Passport to the Universe

This show takes audiences on an incredible journey far from Earth toward the largest structures in the Universe. Combining spectacular images based on the latest discoveries and clearly describing our Solar System, this captivating introduction to the cosmos lets you fly beneath the rings of Saturn, into the heart of the Orion Nebula, and out in the vastness of space.