Experience weather extremes in space as you've never imagined them! Fly through the dense atmosphere on Venus, methane storms on Titan and centuries-old anti-cyclones on Jupiter. Experience some of the most beautiful, powerful and mysterious weather phenomena in the Solar System, from lightning 10,000 times stronger than on Earth, to 1,200-miles-per-hour winds to five-mile-high dust storms that could envelop entire planets.

"Wildest Weather in the Solar System" is produced by National Geographic.

Teachers: Thanks to a grant from Lockheed Martin, you may be eligible for a National Geographic "Wildest Weather" scholarship that will cover admission to this planetarium show for your students! You must participate in a survey about educational materials related to this show to be eligible for the "Wildest Weather" scholarship. Ask for more information when you reserve your class field trip.

"Wildest Weather in the Solar System" is recommended for ages 10 and older.

Visiting soon? Check out Morehead's interactive calendar to see what's happening when you'll be here. Just click the date — the interactive calendar is typically up-to-date within one week of today.

Please note that Morehead does not offer all of its shows every day and that exhibits may be closed for maintenance or for classes during some hours.

If you're planning to visit several weeks from today, check out our current schedule of public shows to plan your trip and check the interactive calendar just before your visit to learn about any schedule updates.

Please note that seasonal schedules change four times each year (spring, summer, fall and holiday), and some shows are not offered during every schedule.

In addition to its public shows, Morehead offers shows during the week especially for school classes and other field trip groups. These school shows do not appear on the seasonal schedule but do appear on Morehead's daily calendar.

If seats are available, the public may purchase tickets to school shows.

However, school groups with reserved seating have first priority on any remaining seats (for example, if extra chaperons attend), so Morehead cannot guarantee that public seats will be available for school shows.