Upcoming Events
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UnEarthed
UnEarth Our Story
Cosmic Dance
Live Planetarium Show
LaserMania Pink Floyd
A Rockin' Music Odessey
$5 Fridays
$5 Admission on Select Days
Valentine's Day Love Mission
Date Nights
Lost in Space
Space Missions for Adults 21+
Future Fridays
Bill Nye
Total Lunar Eclipse
Join us in the Early Hours!
Cosmic Dance
Live Planetarium Show
Back To The Moon For Good
Google Lunar XPRIZE!
Tales of the Maya Skies
Ask Jeeves Planetarium
Astronaut
Ask Jeeves Planetarium
LaserMania Pink Floyd
A Rockin' Music Odessey
LaserMania Laser Pop
A Rockin' Music Odyssey
LaserMania The Beatles
A Rockin' Music Odessey
LaserMania Laser Magic
A Rockin' Music Odyssey
LaserMania - Laser Vinyl
A Rockin' Music Odyssey
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Secret of the Cardboard Rocket
Ask Jeeves Planetarium
LEGO Laboratory
Engineer with Legos!
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First Glance
Member Telescope Viewing
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$5 Fridays
$5 Admission on Select Days
Science Revealed
It's Science... Live!
Cosmic Concerts
Music in the Megadome
Supper Club
Explosive Experiments
Valentine's Day Love Mission
Date Nights
Center Open!
Open to the public!
Lecture: Br. Guy Consolmagno, S.J.
Megadome Theater
Night Hikes
Enjoy the Redwoods by Moonlight!
New Volunteer Orientation
Join the Team!
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Lost in Space
Space Missions for Adults 21+
Supper Club
Molecular Gastronomy
Future Fridays
Bill Nye
Kitchen Chemistry
The Edibles We Love
NanoDays 2015
World of Tiny Things
Total Lunar Eclipse
Join us in the Early Hours!
Supper Club
Love & the Zodiac
Meteor Showers
Watch on the Hill!
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UnEarthed
UnEarth Our Story
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Beyond Blastoff
Surviving in Space
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Bill Nye's Climate Lab
Let's Save the World
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Destination Universe
Stroll the Cosmic Beach
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One Giant Leap: A Moon Odyssey
One Small Step
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Tales of the Maya Skies
Companion Exhibit
Touch the Sun
Heart of the Solar System
A View to the Stars
Chabot Observatories
Did you know
Over 75% of waste is recyclable, though we recycle only about 30% of it.
To date we have detected over 4500 possible extrasolar planets, over 1000 of them confirmed.
The smallest stars live longest; most of them have life spans longer than the age of the Universe.
A scallop can have a hundred eyes.