Astronomy: Institutions: Planetariums: North America: United States

Includes an astronomy museum which together has taken the lead among planetariums world-wide in establishing an astronomy and astrophysics research group in a museum setting. Located in Chicago, Illinois.

Information about astronomy and the planetarium at the University of Arizona located in Tucson, Arizona.

Has developed an international reputation as a leader in design of effective activity-oriented planetarium programs. Located on the University of California, Berkeley campus.

Part of the Newark Museum established in 1909. Located in Newark, New Jersey.

Part of Franklin Institute Science Museum located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. One of the oldest planetariums in the USA.

Run by the Von Braun Astronomical Society, founded in 1954. Located in Huntsville, Alabama.

Built in 1966 by the Natrona County School District. Located in Casper, Wyoming.

Located on the top floor of Norwood Sr. High School in Cincinnati, Ohio. Offers school programs adapted for every grade.

Named after teacher aboard the space shuttle Challenger that exploded in 1986. Located in Concord, New Hampshire.

In Rose Center for Earth and Space which is part of the American Museum of Natural History located in New York, New York.

Part of South Florida Science Museum located in West Palm Beach, Florida. Named after the astronaut Dr. Edwin Eugene "Buzz" Aldrin.

Includes general information, show times, and a gift shop. Located in Portland, Maine.

Located in Salt Lake City, Utah. Programs for schools and links to local astronomy groups and facilities.

Part of the Brigham Young University Department of Physics and Astronomy located in Provo, Utah.

Offers public and school starshows, a gift shop, and public sky-viewing. Located in Reno, NV.

Largest planetarium in Michigan. Located in Flint.