Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
As we develop a deeper understanding of our Earth, we come to see it as a complex, interconnected, remarkable world, and one that humans have impacted directly. Explore the role of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, the natural temperature variations that the Earth has experienced over millions of years, and how humans are affecting our planet today. How are scientists learning about our changing climate, and what strategies are people from all across the world taking to protect our future? Climate Change in Our Backyard illuminates the story of how and why our climate is changing, from a remote mountain shack in the Colorado Rockies, through ancient bubbles in Antarctic ice, and into our own homes.
Fulldome masters (1K, 2K, and 4K) are available to planetariums for free. To request download access, please complete the Fiske Productions Request Form:
https://www.colorado.edu/fiske/productions/fiske-productions-request-form
Additional thanks to:
International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration (NSF/NERC)
NASA FirnCover Project
FCO/UK Permit #29/2018
Fiske is one of the largest planetariums in the US, having served CU Boulder & the local community since 1975. We offer a diverse range of fulldome films, live talks, laser and liquid sky shows, as well as public gatherings for astronomical and NASA-related events.
Follow Fiske Planetarium:
Website | https://www.colorado.edu/fiske
Instagram | instagram.com/fiskeplanet
Facebook | facebook.com/teamfiske
As we develop a deeper understanding of our Earth, we come to see it as a complex, interconnected, remarkable world, and one that humans have impacted directly. Explore the role of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, the natural temperature variations that the Earth has experienced over millions of years, and how humans are affecting our planet today. How are scientists learning about our changing climate, and what strategies are people from all across the world taking to protect our future? Climate Change in Our Backyard illuminates the story of how and why our climate is changing, from a remote mountain shack in the Colorado Rockies, through ancient bubbles in Antarctic ice, and into our own homes.
Fulldome masters (1K, 2K, and 4K) are available to planetariums for free. To request download access, please complete the Fiske Productions Request Form:
https://www.colorado.edu/fiske/productions/fiske-productions-request-form
Additional thanks to:
International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration (NSF/NERC)
NASA FirnCover Project
FCO/UK Permit #29/2018
Fiske is one of the largest planetariums in the US, having served CU Boulder & the local community since 1975. We offer a diverse range of fulldome films, live talks, laser and liquid sky shows, as well as public gatherings for astronomical and NASA-related events.
Follow Fiske Planetarium:
Website | https://www.colorado.edu/fiske
Instagram | instagram.com/fiskeplanet
Facebook | facebook.com/teamfiske
