See 'Worlds Beyond Earth' planetarium show's amazing visualizations

The American Museum of Natural History's 'Worlds Beyond Earth' show premieres on Jan. 21, 2020 at the Hayden Planetarium Space Theater in New York City. -- NYC's Hayden Planetarium show 'Worlds Beyond Earth' is stunning and poignant: www.space.com/...
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© American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY

[@sebastian.su935]

Wow its absolutely breath taking 😮😀

[@pandzsmh]

I just went to planetarium today

[@vicoregano]

How was it? Worth the price?

[@josephinea.bosompem2851]

@@random_user6064 I really wanted to go to see the stars do they show alot of the stars ? or just the planets making ???

[@random_user6064]

@@josephinea.bosompem2851 They show the planets but I also saw some stars I think u should check it out it was amazing I wish I could go there again!

[@宮路次郎-n6w]

Thank you very much. cool

[@smad3028]

Damn

[@barnesj0007]

Great video to watch but I thought I was going to witness some new visuals or data in solar system and Galaxy.

[@deathstramy7272]

Probably better to get people interested in space for it to mainly be visuals

[@chrisbenoit4273]

That jawbreaker is glowing, idk if you guys should be eating that. Cant be good for your teeth. 🤔

[@deathstramy7272]

Forbidden fruit tastes the sweetest

[@jo-annesmith8071]

Hell

[@republicadominicanatierrap9093]

Worlds Beyond.....Still computer animation.....no real...!!!!!!

[@andrewbuchan2232]

If you want to see the actual planets, most science museums also have an observatory you can visit