This program for digital planetariums allows students to explore the day and night sky, making observations of celestial bodies, aircraft, and natural phenomena. Ideal for astronomy workshops, it complements theory with practical activities led by educators.

Astronaut Apprentice is a program designed for digital planetariums that promotes the learning of astronomy in educational centers. Through an immersive experience, students can interactively observe the sky, analyzing various visible elements both day and night.

During daytime observations, various objects can be identified, including aircraft such as airplanes, helicopters, and drones, as well as atmospheric phenomena including clouds and the presence of the Sun, with a representation of eclipses. In nighttime observations, the focus is on identifying satellites, planets, and the Moon, enhancing learning about the location and characteristics of these celestial bodies.

The program also presents a tour of stars and constellations, highlighting those that are visible in each of the four seasons of the year. Finally, it provides an opportunity to explore the Solar System, visiting all the planets and analyzing their atmospheres, enriching the knowledge of the universe. The experience concludes with a journey through the Milky Way, making a special stop at the Moon for landing.