MOSH Planetarium

Thomas R. Webber
Planetarium Director

I am very proud of both the equipment and the personnel we have here at the Bryan-Gooding Planetarium. Technology is great, to be sure, but it is the people that make the facility the leader that it is. One of the things that makes this planetarium different from others is the personnel touch given to every presentation – when the show is over, you will know something about us, and I hope that we will know a little something about you.

Communication with our guests – students, teachers or members of the public – is very important to me. Please feel free to email me any questions or concerns you might have to twebber@themosh.org. I will look forward to hearing from you and remember: “Keep looking up!” Read More.

Heather Smith
Planetarium Educator

My experience at MOSH began shortly before entering my sophomore year at Sandalwood High School. Who knew that my first visit to the museum on a Saturday afternoon in 2003 would lead me on a path that would begin as working in the Planetarium as an intern to ultimately being hired as an employee?

Imagine if a child sat under the MOSH learning umbrella for almost 10 years, being inspired every day to learn outside of school. For the past seven years, the people at this museum have watched me grow from a curious teen to a fruitful adult, which has led to many leadership experiences inside and outside of my academic career. Little do they know that I’ve learned from every one of them as they pass on little pieces of wisdom that continues to help me grow as a functional adult on a daily basis. There hasn’t been a day when I’ve come to MOSH and there isn’t something to do. There is always something going on and there is always something new!

Everyone will be inspired by their experience at MOSH, providing memories that will last a lifetime. I am grateful to be a part of that and look forward to meeting you..