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.

Part of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C.

Part of the EcoTarium, 'A Center for Environmental Exploration' located in Worcester, Massachusetts.

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

Astronomy information, links, photos, educational programs, and astronomy survival guide. Located in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Located on the campus of Brevard Community College in Cocoa, Florida.

Wisconsin's largest planetarium. Uses the E&S Digistar 2-star projector and is located on the University of Wisconsin Fox Valley campus in Menasha, WI.

Opened in 1964, this facility has presented astronomical programs to millions of visitors including school groups and the general public. Located in Houston, Texas.

A portable planetarum visiting schools in the Southeast US. Also providing free instructional material for educators. Operated by NASA's JPL Solar System Ambassador.

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

Contains visitor information, directions, and schedule. Located in Oakland, California.

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

Part of the Maryland Science Center located in Baltimore, Maryland.

NASA-funded on Bay City campus of Delta College in Michigan. Public shows every weekend.

Information on planetarium, hands-on gallery, art programs, school and group programs, and the museum store. Located in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

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

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

The largest planetarium theater in Idaho. Located in the Herrett Center for Arts & Science on the College of Southern Idaho's main campus in Twin Falls, Idaho.

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

More than 25,000 visitors each year. Located on the campus of the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado.

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

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

Astronomy shows, star shows, laser shows, special activities and events. Located at the Science Center of Connecticut.

Contains show and schedule information. Located in Los Angeles, California.

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

The only major public planetarium in Oregon and Washington. Located at the Oregon Museum of Science & Industry in Portland, Oregon.

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

Hailed as the one of the world's most technologically sophisticated interactive planetariums. Located at the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Portable planetarium & educational services, serving Western Kentucky and surrounding areas.

Description and information for school and adult group programs.

Located on the main floor of the Durham Science Building on the University of Nebraska in Omaha campus in Omaha, Nebraska.

Located on the Weber State University campus in Ogden, Utah. Includes public show and star party schedules, information for special shows, how to buy a telescope and links to the Ogden Astronomical Society (OAS).

Contains show and contact information. Part of the University of New Mexico and is located in Albuquerque's Museum of Natural History and Science.

Public show schedule and information. Located in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Located in Juneau, Alaska.

Contains event and schedule information. Located in Miami, Florida.

Information about shows schedules, teacher's guide, membership and a map. Located in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The second largest star theater in Northern California. Located at DeAnza College in the heart of Silicon Valley

One of the largest planetariums in the United States. Located on the north end of the campus of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Includes show schedules, astronomy information, and resources for teachers.

Named after Alexander Francis Morrison, a San Francisco attorney and philanthropist who lived from 1856 to 1921. Part of the California Academy of Science located in San Francisco, California.

Has educated audiences with innovative programming for almost 40 years. Located at the University of Nebraska State Museum in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Includes feature shows, schedule, and prices. Located in Bozeman, Montana at Montana State University.

Contains information and features. Located in Cleveland, Ohio as part of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.

Established in 1941 as the Fort Worth Children's Museum. Provides hundreds of programs aimed at engaging children and families in learning. Located in Fort Worth, Texas.

A full-service planetarium for a public school district in Southeast Texas, seving students and adult patrons.

Contains news, media, and show information. Located in Louisville, Kentucky on the University of Louisville campus.

Also includes information about the Brooks Observatory. Located on the main campus of the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio.

Largest planetarium in Michigan. Located in Flint.

Gives information on Iowa's first accredited museum and planetarium. Located in Cherokee.

A planetarium located on campus that has public and school shows.

Contains information on educational school and public programs available. Located in Santa Rosa, CA.

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

Includes general information. Located in Tampa, Florida as part of the Museum of Science and Industry.

Named in honor of former San Antonio College student and NASA astronaut, Francis R. (Dick) Scobee, Commander of the Space Shuttle Challenger's final flight. Located near the center of the San Antonio College campus in San Antonio, Texas. San Antonio College

Located in the Memphis Pink Palace Museum in Memphis, Tennessee.

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

Contains features and program information. Located in Indianapolis, Indiana as part of the Children's Museum of Indianapolis.

A portable, inflatable planetarium produced by Mobile Ed Productions.

Part of the Rochester Museum of Natural Science located in Rochester, New York.

Located at the Cumberland Science Museum in Nashville, Tennessee.

Located on the Michigan State University campus.

Located in Thornton Hall, College of Science & Engineering on the San Francisco State University campus.

Includes the NASA Educator Resource Center. Astronomy news, links and resources, school show schedule, and public show schedule. Located on the campus of South Carolina State University in Orangeburg, South Carolina.

Includes an observatory. Part of the West Virginia University Department of Physics located in Morgantown, West Virginia.

Located on the campus of Troy State University in Montgomery, Alabama. Works closely with the Auburn Astronomical Society (AAS).

Located on the Youngstown State University campus in Youngstown, Ohio.

Contains pictures and list of contributors. Located in Detroit, Michigan.

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

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

Open year-round, providing science education programs and fascinating light show entertainment. Located on the Parkland College campus in Champaign, Illinois.