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Posted September 15, 2017
Help us celebrate nearly 20 years of space exploration from the now obliterated Cassini spacecraft with a Saturn viewing party to be held on September 23rd, 2017, at 8 00 p.m. at Wheeler Farm.
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Posted September 12, 2017
On October 15, 1997, a spacecraft was launched into space whose primary mission was to explore the wonders of our “Jewel of the Heaven,” Saturn. Named after noted seventeenth century astrononmer Giovanni Domenico Cassini, its 20 year
Posted September 8, 2017
Carl Sagan called it “a star that failed.” It’s bigger than all of the other planets in our solar system combined. Big enough that, if it were hollow, Earth would fit inside more than 1,000 times. Credit NASA Fun Facts
Posted September 1, 2017
Photo credit NASA ESA Hubble Heritage Team (STScI AURA) J. Hester, P. Scowen (Arizona State U.) The cosmos is vast and mysterious. It's a place full of wonder and awe inspiring phenomena. Join the Planetarium's own
Posted August 31, 2017
Join us for "Glorious Galaxies" as we explore our galaxy and those closest to us, and peer into mysteries that have eluded astronomers for centuries.
Saturn Star Party Celebrates Cassini's Successful Mission
Night Vision: Cassini's Grand Finale
Night Vision: Jupiter
Gateway to the Stars: September 2017
Night Vision: Glorious Galaxies
Night Vision: The Great American Solar Eclipse
Night Vision: Earth's Moon
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