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there are talks of closing the fernbank science center. at the least it will likely be scaled back quite a bit. just so you know, this is not the fernbank museum of natural history, which we often write about on the website. it’s still a great atlanta attraction though and it would be a shame to see it close.

https://www.anonpr.net/xiu7sz5o1k the fernbank science center is only a mile and a half from our house and is free to the public. it has lots to offer both adults and children, so you can’t go wrong. there are outdoor activities like a huge canopied forrest with paved walkways and a composting area with helpful tips and pointers. there are also indoor activities, including an exhibit hall with the apollo 6 capsule, an observatory and a planetarium!

Tramadol Sale Online Uk the exhibit hall and observatory are both totally free! the exhibit hall is open monday through friday from 9am to 5pm and saturday from 10am to 5pm. the observatory is open for public observations on thursday and friday nights from 9 to 10:30pm, weather permitting. an astronomer is on hand to answer questions and position the largest telescope in the southeast. we definitely want to check this out!

https://www.villageofhudsonfalls.com/0qwky3nic8i the planetarium has adult and children programs from thursday through saturday. there is also a saturday morning program called the night sky, which goes through the current constellations, planets, etc. in the current evening sky. shows are $4 for adults and $3 for children, students, & seniors and free for fernbank museum of natural history members.

source although it may not be as exciting as the fernbank museum of natural history, the fernbank science center is both fun and educational and is totally worth keeping open!

https://colvetmiranda.org/n9xhzlqtt check out our post on the fernbank science center from a couple of years ago!

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fernbank science center

https://mhco.ca/xeiyws6i 156 heaton park dr.
atlanta, ga 30307

678-874-7113

https://reggaeportugal.com/dwsavoj https://semichaschaver.com/2025/04/03/qu8nb67fi date of post: June 14th, 2012 | category: atlanta, baby, flowers & trees, museums, parks, science
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