When does the event take place?

The show runs on September 12, 2026, at 7:00 PM at PLANET KA in Karlsruhe.

How long does the program last?

The event lasts about 60 minutes.

How much do the tickets cost?

The regular admission is €12, reduced tickets are available at a lower price.

When does admission start?

Admission starts 30 minutes before the beginning, at 6:30 PM.

Is late entry possible?

No, late entry is explicitly not possible.

Is the planetarium accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, PLANET KA is largely accessible. For guests with mobility impairments, a parking space with direct access can be reserved upon registration.

Karlsruhe Experiences a Cosmic Adventure Among Star Explosions and Black Secrets

Name: NEW: Our Exotic Universe
Start: 2026-09-12T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-12T22:00:00+02:00
Location: PLANET KA Planetarium Karlsruhe

A Journey to the Mysteries of the Cosmos at PLANET KA

The planetarium show Our Exotic Universe takes place on September 12, 2026 at PLANET KA in Karlsruhe, diving deep into the extreme side of space. The production combines an impressive fulldome experience with current research and takes the audience to black holes, supernova remnants, cosmic radiation, and measuring instruments around the world.

When Science Becomes a Journey for the Senses

The entry sets off with large images and strong contrasts: Here, light-years meet particle physics, radio waves meet gamma rays, and tiny building blocks meet galactic dimensions. The event experience thrives on a blend of expertise, visual power, and calm storytelling that makes complex relationships understandable. Thus, an evening is created that not only informs but also brings the universe noticeably closer.

From Telescopes, Neutrinos, and Star Explosions

The show demonstrates how researchers from the Collaborative Research Center 1491 decode the universe with state-of-the-art telescopes and sophisticated calculations. The journey takes viewers to observatories around the globe and even into the eternal ice of Antarctica, where an instrument detects neutrinos from space. Particularly impressive: a glimpse into the remnants of exploded stars and to the boundaries of supermassive black holes, where matter is heated to extremes and entire stars are torn apart.

Ideal for Curious Youth and Adults

Recommended for ages 14 and up, the program targets anyone interested in experiencing astronomy, cosmology, and modern research in an atmospheric planetarium dome. With a duration of about 60 minutes, the event fits well into an evening aimed at combining knowledge and wonder. Admission begins 30 minutes before the start, and late entry is not possible.

Planning Your Visit

Pre-booked tickets are advisable since seating is limited and remaining tickets at the box office cannot be guaranteed. The venue is located at the Old Slaughterhouse in Karlsruhe and is accessible by car as well as public transportation. For guests with mobility impairments, PLANET KA offers a barrier-free solution with a ramp and reservable parking upon request.

Conclusion: An Evening for All Who Truly Want to Understand the Cosmos

Our Exotic Universe promises an intense event experience between science, atmosphere, and wonder. Those interested in star explosions, particle physics, and the big questions of the universe will find a wise, visually striking, and approachable planetarium show here. Secure your place now and discover the universe live.