Thanks For Newton
Isaac Newton got it right — the law of gravity, inertia, and the Hubble's ancestor, the reflective telescope. Visit the Science Museum of Virginia this season and discover what the fuss is all about.

Swinging on the Tracks
Thursdays in September, 6:00 pm–10:00 pm. Tickets go on sale August 1.

25^th Anniversary Really Big Film Festival
The IMAX^® DOME is celebrating 25 years of bringing you the very best films. October 1-31 2008.

Roving Mars
Now Showing! Get ready for the ride of a lifetime. Join the Mars rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, for an awe-inspiring journey to the surface of the mysterious red planet.

Grand Canyon Adventure : River at Risk
Now Showing! Ride America's most thrilling rapids while tackling the global water crisis.

What's Up? Night Sky Observations
Catch the very latest images from the great observatories of the sky: the Hubble Space Telescope, Compton Gamma-Ray Observatory, Chandra X-Ray Observatory and Spitzer Space Telescope. These images are followed by a look at the constellations and planets visible in the current night sky in this 15-minute show. Find out more...

LiveSky
Would you like to know what's up - in the sky, that is - this month? Do you have a nagging question about astronomy but don't know any astronomers to ask? Is there a favorite star or constellation that you'd like to learn how find in the sky? Find out more...

Sky Watch
Join members of the Richmond Astronomical Society on the museum's front lawn as they share their powerful telescopes for a look at the night sky. Find out more...