Upcoming Events
Balloon Drop
Ring in the New Year!
Bill Nye's Climate Lab
Dash to the Lab!
.jpg)
Laserium 40th Anniversary
Limited Run!
Moonlight Hike
Geminids Meteor Shower!
Moonbots Have Landed!
Design Your Own!
The Story of H
Live Planetarium Show
.jpg)
Laserium 40th Anniversary
Limited Run!
The Story of H
Live Planetarium Show
Back To The Moon For Good
Google Lunar XPRIZE!
Astronaut
Ask Jeeves Planetarium
Tales of the Maya Skies
Ask Jeeves Planetarium
We Are Aliens
Ask Jeeves Planetarium
Secret of the Cardboard Rocket
Ask Jeeves Planetarium
Balloon Drop
Ring in the New Year!
Moonlight Hike
Geminids Meteor Shower!
Moonbots Have Landed!
Design Your Own!
Klutron Exoplanet Sculpture Workshops
Create His Planet!
Member Movie Night
The Polar Express
.jpg)
Tyke Explorers
Kitchen Chemistry
SLS, Our Next Ride
Saturday Night Space Talks
Winter Solstice Evening Celebration
Make Merry!
Winter Solstice Star Stories
Date Nights
Winter Solstice Star Stories
Marvel at the Night Sky
Night Hike
Enjoy the Redwoods by Moonlight!
Nighttime Comet Stories
Hear About Comet ISON
First Fridays for Fido
Tricks on Training
Night Hike
Quadrantids Meteor Shower!
Apollo Dreams
Space Talks
Tyke Explorers
Engineering Month!
Moonlight Hike
Enjoy the Redwoods by Moonlight!
Wine & Canvas Painting Workshops
Painting with Cocktails!
Girl Scout Day
It's Your Universe
A Thousand Words
Space Talks
Love & Lasers: LASERIUM at Chabot
Date Nights
.jpg)
Future Fridays Season Preview!
Ray Jayawardhana
Valentine's Day Love Mission
Date Nights
Bill Nye's Climate Lab
Dash to the Lab!
Beyond Blastoff
Spees Building
Destination Universe
Spees Building
.jpg)
One Giant Leap: A Moon Odyssey
Skybridge
.jpg)
Tales of the Maya Skies
Upper Level Rotunda
Touch the Sun
Experience Our Nearest Star!
.jpg)
A View to the Stars
Observatory Deck
Did you know
Americans throw away enough aluminum every three months to rebuild our entire commercial air fleet.
Earth's atmosphere is thinner compared to Earth than an apple skin to an apple.
Ten percent of all human beings ever born are alive right now.
About a hundred lighting bolts strike the Earth every second of the day.