The Grainger Sky Theater debuted as one of the most technologically advanced domes in the world, and Adler has used it to redefine what a planetarium can be. Alongside live, presenter-led star shows and award-winning fulldome films, it has become a stage for genre-crossing cultural moments, from a fulldome production of Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon," created with the band for the album's 50th anniversary, to Phoebe Bridgers' "Lost Weekend" listening experience beneath the stars. Serving roughly half a million visitors a year, Adler pairs cutting-edge science with music, art, and family programming under a single dome.

This range of programming is made possible by Cosm Technology, where the NanoSeam™ dome and Digistar® software work hand in hand. The seamless NanoSeam surface delivers a truly continuous image, while Digistar renders the most visually rich and scientifically accurate simulations available, from the fine structure of the Milky Way to live, timely coverage of the sky tonight. It is a single canvas built to move fluidly between rigorous astronomy and unforgettable shared experiences, keeping people connected to the universe, and to each other.