The Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium in Mt Coot-tha will be celebrating its 40th anniversary on 26 May. To celebrate this milestone, a time-capsule will be built beneath a new display in the Planetarium.<\/p>\n
The Brisbane City Council<\/span><\/a> is asking everyone to share their favourite memories of the Planetarium through a 150-word essay or an image. The best ones will be included in the time-capsule.<\/p>\n On July 2037, the time-capsule will be opened whilst the city gets enveloped in darkness for\u00a0its first total solar eclipse in more than 200 years.<\/p>\n Make sure you submit your favourite memories on or before 14 May. To do so, fill up the form here.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n On the Planetarium\u2019s actual 40th anniversary, expect a lot of fun activities as Dr Carter Emmart from the American Museum of Natural History will be there for a free public lecture of Astrovisualisation.<\/p>\n There will also be new shows to enjoy plus 40% off on tickets. There will also be a historical photographic display of the early days of the Planetarium.<\/p>\n Address:<\/strong><\/span> 152 Mt Coot-tha Road<\/p>\n