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MAASive Lates: Galaxies

Finished 15 November 2018
Powerhouse Ultimo

Explore astronomy, space exploration and science fiction at the Powerhouse Museum to celebrate the launch of STAR WARS™ Identities: The Exhibition. See the Powerhouse Museum after hours and experience the museum in a whole new light at MAASive Lates: Galaxies.

  • Be first to see STAR WARS™ Identities: The Exhibition during MAASive Lates. Entry is not included with a free MAASive Lates ticket, exhibition tickets must be booked online due to limited capacity.
  • Stargaze on the forecourt with Sydney Observatory astronomers and telescopes
  • Experience the illusion of weightlessness in the Zero Gravity Space Lab
  • Learn about the search for Martian life with a short talk by Bonnie Teece (UNSW)
  • Bring BB-8, BB-9E and R2-D2 to life with hands-on Sphero demonstrations
  • Play with electricity and create your own DIY cosmic circuits
  • Challenge yourself to see if you have what it takes, and join a comedy space camp session with ‘Commander Chip’ in our Space Exhibition
  • Make your own paper micro-universe and learn about the November stars and constellations
  • Travel through the universe using Virtual Reality in The Lab
  • plus more!

Food and drink for purchase. This event is 18+. Bookings essential.

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Add a visit to STAR WARS™ Identities: The Exhibition – tickets strictly limited

Be first to see STAR WARS™ Identities: The Exhibition before it opens to the public on Friday 16 November! Discover who you would be if you were a character from Star Wars™, as you build your own personal and unique Star Wars hero in this interactive exhibition. See rare treasures from the Lucasfilm archives and original costumes, props, models and artworks up close as you get behind the scenes of the movie-making process. Tickets from $9–$36, must be booked online due to limited capacity.