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Planetarium Jakarta

Jakarta Planetarium and Observatory is one of the three rides other than the simulated sky in Indonesia in Kutai, East Kalimantan, and Surabaya, East Java. The oldest planetarium is located at Taman Ismail Marzuki, Jakarta.

Construction on the Planetarium and Observatory at Taman Ismail Marzuki, Central Jakarta, began when the complex was still home to the city zoo, before the exotic beasts and birds were moved in 1964 to Ragunan in South Jakarta. Funding and development was disturbed in 1965 when Sukarno was replaced by Suharto following allegations of an attempted communist coup and resulting period of unrest, but the planetarium was finally finished in 1968, the same year that TIM reopened as a center of traditional and contemporary arts and culture.

The planetarium’s main attraction today is the dome-shaped Star Theater, where real-time imagery of Jakarta’s night sky is projected onto aluminium plates overhead to recreate the feeling of watching the stars at night in the great outdoors.

every an hour the show depicts sped-up motion of the stars from sunset to dawn the following. The planetarium also has nine films to screen stocks projecting overhead, but due to complaints from confused visitors, only one of which is regularly featured.
planetarium also features nine films talking about the universe, the north and south poles, the equator and the life cycle of stars, among other topics.
many parents who bring children of all ages. usually they come for entertainment and learning tool. in addition, it is often the sound of a baby crying or a toddler when the room turns pitch black before the stars come out. however, after the show was over the kids really enjoyed the show.

In addition to the Star Theater, the planetarium also has an exhibition space where it houses a unique space objects that visitors can interactively learn from. There's even an actual meteorite the size of a human head almost fell to Earth in the 1980s. Piece of the same stone and then traded with NASA for the Apollo 11 and Challenger models, now also on display in the exhibition hall, and an astronaut space suit that is displayed in full-scale separately in the main hall for everyone to see.

besides that, there are three telescopes at the center, and one is open to the public. There is always a long line of stars - gazers waiting for a chance to peek through the telescope in terms of a sighting or astronomical phenomena such as eclipses.
Planetarium show runs every day from Tuesday to Friday at 4:30 pm and three shows on weekends. Combined with the registration fee to the central ticket price is only Rp 7,000 (73 cents) for adults.

the Planetarium and Observatory is the place to catch a show that lets you see past your everyday reality, filled with more stars than a Hollywood blockbuster.