By Cody Hefner
Cincinnati Museum Center is offering you a trip a million miles away to the beginning of space and time. Deep Sky, opening Feb. 2, brings the impressive images captured by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope to the immersive Robert D. Lindner Family OMNIMAX Theater.
The film reveals the universe as you’ve never seen before, surrounding you with stunning pictures beamed back to Earth by NASA’s newest telescope on a scale that can only be experienced on the domed screen of the OMNIMAX® Theater.
The cosmos surrounds you as never-before-seen cosmic landscapes, including recently discovered exoplanets. Deep Sky, narrated by Oscar-nominated actress Michelle Williams, goes behind the scenes of the James Webb Space Telescope, capturing its launch and the release of the mind blowing first full-color images of deep space. The thrilling story begins during the telescope’s construction and continues to the farthest reaches of our universe for a show 13 billion years in the making.
Dave Duszynski, vice president of featured experiences at Cincinnati Museum Center, said, “This is the closest you can get to deep space without a helmet and a rocket.”
Tickets and showtimes are available at cincymuseum.org/deep-sky.