1. "The Earth, Our World" (K-3) Introduces the solar system and focuses on the earth and its motions. (Rotation and Revolution)

2. "The Moon, Our Companion In Space" (2-5) A study of the moon and its motions and phases.

3. "The Sun’s Apparent Daily Motion" (2-5) East-west motion of the sun explained in terms of the earth’s rotation.

4. The Northern Lights (4-Adult) The causes and effects of the Aurora Borealis are explained with beautiful video and still images accompanied by music only.

5. "Why Do We Have Seasons?" (K-6) Following the rising and setting of the sun at the beginning of each season; discussing the colors of the sky at different times of the day; showing the earth in relation to the sun.

6. "Voyage To The Planets" (2-8) A guided tour to each of the nine planets. This show’s contents are continually being updated and can be adapted to any grade level.  Since new discoveries have been made beyond Pluto in the Kuiper Belt, this program lasts (at least) 90 minutes @ $3.50 per child.  (short form @ $ 2.50 for one hour)

7. "The Effects Of The Earth’s Atmosphere" (5-8) Sky color, weather, meteors, and aurorae borealis are discussed as the effects of our atmosphere.

8. "Sun: This Is Your Life!" (6-8) The life of a yellow, low mass star. Also included are high mass stars, supernovas, and a ride into a black hole.

9. "Constellatons: The Imagination Of Ancient People" (K-Adult) Stories behind the prominent constellations.

10. "Mystery Hill: A Megalithic Observatory" (5-Adult) Standing stones built long ago in New England mark the days and seasons.

11. "Tapes Of The Night Sky" (6-Adult) Prominent stars and constellations for each season. (4 programs)

12. "Wonders Of Deep Space......The Story Of The Hubble Space Telescope" (6-Adult) Description, images, and accomplishments of HST.

13. "Jupiter, The King World" (5-8) A survey of our largest planet.

14. "The Milky Way Is Not Just A Candy Bar" (5-Adult) What is a galaxy?

15. "The Origin Of Life" (8-Adult, life science) Theories of how life began on earth and the possibilities of life on other worlds.

16. "Skylab, Station Alpha, and The Future Of Space Stations" (3-Adult) A history of space stations and their future potential with views of the earth from space. (International Space Station)

17. "Cosmic Catastrophes" (8-Adult) The possible ways that the earth could be destroyed are discussed from the point of view of a group of refugees from another world. Included are dangers from space (comets, meteors, and asteroids) and human created threats to the ecology.

18. "Follow The Drinking Gourd" (K-3) In pre-Civil War America, how slaves escaped to freedom by following the Big Dipper north.
(Based on the book of the same name.)

19. "The Endless Horizon" (8-Adult) Narrated by the famous actor Patrick Stewart. Critical periods of exploration from Ancient Greece, through Columbus and Lewis and Clark, to outer space.

20. "A Comet Is Coming!" (8-Adult) What is a comet and how comets have affected people over the centuries.

21. "Mars and the Search For Life" (4-Adult) Why we are so fascinated with Mars and wish to go there.

22. "The Explorers" (4-Adult) Curiosity has motivated people to explore the unknown, from ancient Polynesians using the stars to sail across the wide Pacific to modern explorers traveling to Mars.

23. "Innerspace" (8-Adult) Using the unique capabilities of the planetariun, we see the human body’s ability to fight disease. (Health)

24. "Ancient Horizons: Egypt" (5-Adult) The ancient Egyptians see their gods in the stars.

25. " Celestial Navigation " (3-Adult) Sailors use the stars to find their way at sea. (Nathanial Bowditch)

26. “Day and Night" (K-2) Rotation of the earth makes light and darkness; the sun, moon, and stars come out.

27. “WSKY: Radio Station of the Stars” (5-Adult) Produced by and shown at the Boston Museum of Science Charles Hayden Planetarium, this program is presented in the style of a radio talk show. Astronomy information is given through cosmic news, traffic and weather reports, and pop music. Listener call-in segments provide answers to some often-asked questions about astronomy and outer space.

28. “Ringworld” (3-Adult) Come with the Cassini-Huygens satellite to explore the mysteries of beautiful Saturn, its rings, and many moons in this multimedia NASA produced planetarium program.

29.  "The Secret of the Cardboard Rocket" (K-3).  Two children build a cardboard rocket from a refrigerator box and explore the Solar System looking for a great "secret."

30.  "The Sun" - our very own star (Grade 5 - adult).  How the sun gives us energy and light, like any star.  Explains solar activity, sunspots, and coronal mass ejections.

31. “The Season of Light: Christmas and The Solstice.” (all ages) The return of light is a common theme in the
Winter Solstice, the Christmas Star, and the candles of Hannukah and Kwanzaa, all celebrated during this time of the year.