Operation of a mobile planetarium. We show educational films and entertaining full-dome shows (not only) about the stars and the universe on a planetarium dome at a location you invite us to.

We are a centre for the popularisation of various sciences, mainly in the field of inanimate nature, astronomy, but we do not shy away from geology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, geography and many others. You will find here a digitalarium, an exploratorium, an astronomical observatory and an observation terrace.

Operation of the astronomical observatory, which is equipped with a CCD camera.

Operation of an observatory organizing astronomical lectures. Arrangements can be made for groups of five to twenty persons to observe the sky.

We operate an observatory. We organize school events and programs. We organise telescope evenings with night sky viewing and expert commentary.

We offer programs for kindergartens, elementary and secondary schools, day care centers, municipalities, seniors, clubs, children's camps, clubs, associations, and the public. We organize astronomical observations, lectures, exhibitions and expeditions. We organize astronomy clubs and camps for children.

Operation of an observatory with an astronomy club. Organisation of lectures in the field of astronomy.

Operation of an observatory.

We are engaged in running an astronomy club. We also offer sky watching for the public and an astronomy club for parents with children. We organize professional seminars and lectures for children and adults.

The planetarium has a projection dome with a diameter of 6 metres. It is suspended from the ceiling on a light alloy structure and is textile-based with vacuum technology. The planetarium projection system is single chip with 4k resolution. The seats are tiered into two rows of seating and can accommodate 26 people.

Operation of the observatory.

We are a specialized cultural facility oriented towards popularization and education in the field of astronomy.

We operate an observatory, which has a telescope with a diameter of 500 mm and a spectroheliscope with image transmission to a monitor. The observatory has a receiving station for geostationary and polar meteorological satellites. We receive images from Meteosat geostationary satellites and NOAA polar satellites.