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Sekret spadających gwiazd: An Animated Planetarium Show Exploring Shooting Stars and Cosmic Discovery

Join James the penguin and Władek the polar bear on an adventure to unravel space phenomena.

Immerse yourself in "Sekret spadających gwiazd," a captivating animated planetarium film. This engaging show follows James the penguin and Władek the polar bear as they journey through the cosmos to investigate the mysteries of shooting stars. Learn about lunar craters, asteroids, and comets, emphasizing the vital role of curiosity in scientific exploration.

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Exhibition summary

This planetarium show follows the adventures of animated characters James the penguin and Władek the polar bear as they investigate the origins of shooting stars. Their journey takes them through space, encountering cosmic phenomena and learning about craters, asteroids, and comets, all while emphasizing the importance of curiosity in scientific discovery.

Curatorial context

"Sekret spadających gwiazd" (The Secret of Shooting Stars) is an animated planetarium film that continues the adventures of the crew from "Polaris." The story centers on pingwin James and niedźwiedź polarny Władek, who, after an unexpected encounter with a meteorite, embark on a mission to understand the phenomenon of shooting stars. Aiding them is Łucja, a hummingbird who joins their crew. Their investigation involves exploring lunar craters, the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, and a passing comet. Through their engaging, sometimes quarrelsome, but ultimately collaborative scientific process, the characters hypothesize, experiment, and discover. The film highlights how curiosity serves as the fundamental starting point for exploring the mysteries of the world around us. It's presented as a continuation of earlier adventures, reinforcing the characters' scientific approach and their journey of discovery.

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Information about live shows and potential audio descriptions in Polish are mentioned. Visitors are directed to a separate page for details on live shows. Specific ticketing information for this film is not detailed on this page.

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Copernicus Science Centre
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Features animated characters James the penguin, Władek the polar bear, and Łucja the hummingbird.
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