MANILA, Philippines — The National Planetarium located in Manila City’s Rizal Park will temporarily shut its doors to give way for the decommissioning of its building, the National Museum of ...

The Manila Planetarium was inaugurated on Padre Burgos Street in Manila in October 1975, to disseminate astronomical information through shows, lectures, exhibits and actual celestial observations.

MANILA, Philippines — The 46-year-old National Planetarium will temporarily be closed to give way to the development of Rizal Park. In its Facebook page, the National Museum of the Philippines ...

MANILA, Philippines — It’s goodbye for now to the country’s largest planetarium. The National Museum of the Philippines on Monday announced the temporary closure of one of its flagship ...

PAGASA is celebrating National Astronomy Week from February 16 to 22 with daily planetarium and stargazing sessions for free! MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical ...

MANILA, Philippines – After four months of renovations, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) Planetarium in Quezon City has reopened its ...