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we recently went to the planetarium at the fernbank science center and had a ton of fun! leaning back in those angled chairs brought back memories of elementary school field trips.

go the planetarium offers adult and children programs from thursday through saturday. there is also a saturday morning program called the night sky, which takes you through the current constellations, planets, etc. in the night sky. shows are $4 for adults and $3 for children, students, and seniors.

watch after the planetarium show, we explored the fernbank science center. it was free and totally worth a visit. the diarama’s were amazing and the highlight of the center was the real apollo 6 capsule on display. we were quite impressed!

https://www.elevators.com/ta7jooxaelk the fernbank observatory is also free and open for public observations on thursday and friday nights from 9 to 10:30 pm. an astronomer is on hand to position the largest telescope in the southeast and to answer questions. we definitely want to check this out sometime.

https://alldayelectrician.com/7hs5afjfk0s for a fun, inexpensive outing, consider the fernbank planetarium, observatory, or science center.

go here – ryan & gub

fernbank planetarium

https://guelph-real-estate.ca/dw63kt2o2i5 156 heaton park dr.
atlanta, ga 30307
678-874-7113