Adler Planetarium

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Located in Chicago, Adler Planetarium is the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere. The museum has two floors and includes three full-size theaters, an outer space science exhibition area and a collection of the world's most important antique astronomical instruments.

Built in 1930, this Adler Planetarium is located on the edge of Lake Chicago. It is the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere and is currently the world's oldest planetarium. It consists of high-tech Star Rider dynamic cinema and interactive astronomy museum. You can also overlook the Manhattan skyline. The museum’s exhibition hall is not very large. The exhibition content is very interactive. You can see many parents who bring children to play in person. I feel that the show of the dome theater will be more interesting than the content of the play. Come and visit, It is recommended to reserve some time for visiting. The museum has two floors, including the theater and the astronomical exhibition hall: the Planet Explorer Exhibition Hall, the Moon Photography Exhibition Hall, the Star Trip Exhibition Hall and the Telescope Exhibition Hall. The museum also houses a variety of ancient astronomical objects in the world. Scientific instruments, it feels more suitable for parent-child travel or astronomy lovers to visit

The Adler Planetarium by Lake Michigan, the first planetarium in the United States, was founded in 1930 by local businessman Adler, and is now a public museum.

Adler Planetarium is a good astronomical museum. This time, the ticket included a movie. The ninth planet was chosen. The three-dimensional projection technology on the big screen in the spherical theatre is very lifelike and fascinating. It is worth recommending. There are also many interactive projects worth experiencing in the planetarium, and children will like them very much. The Astronomical Museum itself is not very large. It is recommended to spend one to two hours. One of the projects that impressed me most was that I could operate my own robots on Mars. It was interesting.