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Out and About at the Planetarium
By Theresa Alberti and Becky Shipe
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Director Solomon gives a guided tour of Star City Planetarium, where he explains such things as what equipment is used in a planetarium show and what some of the different objects in the night sky are. Includes an activity and other learning res
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