The Duck Park in the Northern Hemisphere is an educational fulldome film that introduces young children to astronomy and seasonal changes. Through a fun narrative, the protagonists explore constellations, celestial phenomena, and the natural environment in an accessible and enjoyable way.

The Duck Park in the Northern Hemisphere is a digital planetarium program designed to provide an immersive educational experience for boys and girls. This fulldome film allows children to join Miguel and his friend Duck on a journey through a fantasy-filled park, where they playfully discover key aspects of astronomy and nature. Young viewers will learn about the seasons of the year, the constellations of the zodiac, the North Star, celestial coordinates, and other phenomena both atmospheric and celestial, all characteristic of the Northern Hemisphere.

This program is ideal for presentation in digital planetariums, educational centers, science museums, and during children's festivals and cultural activities. Its pedagogical approach and friendly style make it an effective tool to spark children's curiosity about the sky and nature. Furthermore, it is complemented by a fulldome animation called The Sun and the Planets, which offers an exciting journey through the Solar System, allowing viewers to learn about the characteristics of each planet, thus promoting scientific learning from childhood.