World’s First Tilted LED Dome Planetarium Mysuru: 5 Key Facts

World’s First Tilted LED Dome Planetarium Mysuru: Inauguration & Details

Mysuru is officially reaching for the stars! The universe is coming closer to Namma Ooru with the launch of the world’s first tilted LED Dome Planetarium Mysuru. Promising an unmatched, immersive journey through space, this monumental addition to the city’s skyline will revolutionize how we experience astronomy, planets, galaxies, and the cosmos.

Whether you are a space enthusiast, a student, or simply looking for a cutting-edge family outing, here is everything you need to know about this ₹91 crore marvel.

Inauguration by Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Mark your calendars! Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to officially inaugurate this landmark facility on 13 November 2026. The launch of the planetarium highlights Mysuru’s growing prominence not just as a heritage capital, but as a hub for advanced science and learning in Karnataka.

5 Key Features of the Tilted LED Dome Planetarium Mysuru

Located picturesquely at the foothills of Chamundi Hill, this state-of-the-art facility is packed with world-first technology designed to make space science accessible and breathtaking.

Here are the core specifications of the new planetarium:

• World’s First Tilted Design: The planetarium features a massive 15-metre LED dome that is uniquely tilted at a 15-degree angle to provide a truly immersive viewing experience.

• Ultra-High Definition Visuals: It is powered by advanced 8K LED technology, allowing visitors to explore the cosmos with unprecedented clarity.

• Seating Capacity: The air-conditioned, dome-shaped theater is designed as a comfortable 150-seater facility.

• Project Investment: Built as a major scientific landmark with a total budget of ₹91 Crore.

• Strategic Location: Conveniently situated at the foothills of Chamundi Hill, making it easily accessible for both locals and tourists.

Boosting Space Science and Tourism in Mysuru

The tilted LED Dome Planetarium Mysuru is more than just a visual spectacle; it is an educational powerhouse. By combining 8K projections with a 15-degree tilt, the facility ensures that every seat in the 150-capacity theater offers a “window to a spaceship” view of the universe.

It aims to inspire the next generation of students and make complex astronomy and space science highly accessible to the general public. Moving forward, it is expected to become one of the top must-visit tourist destinations in the city, perfectly complementing the traditional heritage sites.

For more updates on upcoming city projects and local news, explore our Masth Mysore Civic News section, or read more about India’s space endeavors on the official ISRO Portal.

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