Close Modal Mars Symphony Experience the distant universe made real through art, science, and music, only at the Museum of Science!Created in collaboration with NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and the Museum, composer David Ibbett’s score reveals the music of Mars in a groundbreaking Planetarium experience, with live orchestra from Multiverse Concert Series. Image 9:30 pm show just added!Immerse yourself in the real sounds of Mars’ winds, dust devils and seismic rumbles, joined by orchestral melodies created from data collected from the Red Planet and stunning original visuals from the Charles Hayden Planetarium. As with every Multiverse collaboration, the show is informed by a robust science team. Mars Symphony was created in collaboration with JPL, WPI, the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian and ETH Zurich, incorporating cutting-edge research and audio from the Perseverance Rover and Webb Space Telescope.Through its unique blend of live music and science, Mars Symphony charts an interplanetary journey through the past, present and future of the red planet. As we follow the development of rocketry and robotic missions of this present moment — humanity’s dream of reaching Mars seems almost a reality. Will our generation be the first to reach the red planet, and could Mars be home to life beyond Earth? Get Tickets Date and Time June 27, July 25, August 29 | 7:30 and 9:30 pm Audience Adults 18+ Location Charles Hayden Planetarium View Map Price $20 Get Tickets Date and Time June 27, July 25, August 29 | 7:30 and 9:30 pm Audience Adults 18+ Location Charles Hayden Planetarium View Map Price $20 9:30 pm show just added!Immerse yourself in the real sounds of Mars’ winds, dust devils and seismic rumbles, joined by orchestral melodies created from data collected from the Red Planet and stunning original visuals from the Charles Hayden Planetarium. As with every Multiverse collaboration, the show is informed by a robust science team. Mars Symphony was created in collaboration with JPL, WPI, the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian and ETH Zurich, incorporating cutting-edge research and audio from the Perseverance Rover and Webb Space Telescope.Through its unique blend of live music and science, Mars Symphony charts an interplanetary journey through the past, present and future of the red planet. As we follow the development of rocketry and robotic missions of this present moment — humanity’s dream of reaching Mars seems almost a reality. Will our generation be the first to reach the red planet, and could Mars be home to life beyond Earth? Image
