2 Sauchiehall Street
Sun 1 Nov · 17:00 · £40.70
The Night Sky Show A Sky Full of Hope Bringing the sequel to his sell-out and highly praised Night Sky Show . Astronomer and author Adrian West ( VirtualAstro ) presents a glorious visual and thought-provoking experience for everyone who looks up and wonders. The Universe has never been so much fun! Using amazing big-screen visual effects and enchanting sound. T he Night Sky Show: A Sky Full of Hope , will take you on an epic journey across the cosmos. It is a night for anyone who wants to laugh, learn and enjoy. It’s a fun, entertaining and memorable performance which will help you understand and enjoy the heavens above and beyond. A show for all without heavy-going science, presenting Science fiction and science facts in an entertaining, easy way. A truly fantastic night to remember Certainly not a dry technical lecture or boring talk. It is a spectacular theatrical experience for all. A journey around the constellations, stars, planets and more. With entertaining tours, stories, and the endless possibilities of our future with the night sky and beyond. Presented by Adrian West - A passionate and experienced astronomer, presenter and author. Better known as VirtualAstro on social media. He has one of the largest independent astronomy and space accounts on X (formerly Twitter) and other social media. Adrian has written astronomy and space-related articles for popular online science magazines and, more recently, his book - The Secret World of Stargazing . He has also written guides and articles for the BBC, Met Office and National Trust, to name a few. If you look up in hope and wonder, The Night Sky Show: A Sky Full of Hope , is for you. Book now and let's explore! Suitable for general audiences. May not be suitable for some younger children due to the show duration and busy environment. Parental discretion advised. This is not your typical astronomy lecture, dry academic science, or intellectual presentation. The show offers a captivating and inclusive experience,
Not the same tradition as the lineage above — a genuinely different thread to pull, if you want one.