When does the show take place?

The show starts on November 18, 2026, at 15:30 at the Augsburg Planetarium.

Where does the adventure take place?

The venue is the Augsburg Planetarium at Ludwigstraße 14, 86152 Augsburg.

What age is the show suitable for?

The fulldome show is suitable for children from about seven years old and families.

How much is the admission fee?

The researched admission price starts at €7 for children. Other price levels may apply depending on the ticket category.

What is the story about?

Tom and Stella train as astronaut candidates. Together with their robot cat Plutinchen, they try to reactivate a weather satellite while a hurricane threatens Earth.

Is the event indoors?

Yes, the event takes place entirely inside the planetarium under the dome of stars.

The Little Major Tom takes families on a spectacular journey through outer space

Name: The Little Major Tom – Departure into the Unknown
Start: 2026-11-18T15:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-18T17:00:00+01:00
Location: Planetarium Augsburg

With Major Tom under the dome of stars into the great adventure

When the lights dim at the Augsburg Planetarium on November 18, 2026, a journey begins that takes children straight into outer space. The Little Major Tom – Departure into the Unknown combines an exciting adventure story with impressive 360-degree images and makes space travel immediately experienceable under the dome of stars.

A mission between Earth, Moon, and outer space

Tom and Stella train as young astronaut candidates on a space station. When a threatening hurricane develops on Earth, the two face a difficult task: Together with their robot cat Plutinchen, they must reactivate a weather satellite. Their mission takes them through the vastness of space to the Moon.

Fulldome cinema as a sensual stage experience

The production unfolds its effect not on a classic theater stage, but in the dome of the planetarium. Stars, planets, and space stations appear all around the audience. The fulldome technology creates a strong theatrical atmosphere in which children do not just watch, but feel part of the action. Lighting, acoustics, and moving images merge into an immersive stage experience.

Science, excitement, and responsibility

Dramaturgically, the show connects science fiction adventures with child-friendly knowledge transfer. Space travel, weather satellites, and the vulnerability of our planet are embedded in a storyline that sparks excitement and curiosity. The story demonstrates how technical knowledge, courage, and teamwork advance a mission.

For families with a spirit of exploration

The event is aimed at children from about seven years old and their families. The Little Major Tom creates a lively access to astronomy and space travel without losing sight of imagination. The audience's reaction arises from the interplay of adventure, wonder, and the feeling of being part of a cosmic expedition.

Conclusion: A space adventure that resonates for a long time

Visitors can expect a visually stunning journey with child-friendly dramaturgy, a cosmic atmosphere, and exciting insights into the future of space travel. Those who want to experience stars up close rather than just looking at them will enjoy a special family afternoon at the Augsburg Planetarium. Secure your own spot under the dome of stars now.