In our first season’s discussion we learned how the Earth’s distance from the Sun has very little effect on the seasons. In this discussion, we will dispel another common misconception about the seasons.
Misconception #2: There are two days in the year when the Sun is directly over the North or South Poles of Earth.
During the [...]
Clark Planetarium is proud to present Tales of the Maya Skies as part of the schedule for the Hansen Dome Theatre. Tales of the Maya Skies transports audiences back to the ancient jungles of Mexico, where the Maya built cities and temples aligned to movements of the Sun, Moon and planets.
Clark Planetarium and Discovery Gateway are teaming up this summer to present our Summer Science Adventure Camp. Kids will get hands-on training that will inspire teamwork, creativity and innovation. The three day camp experience will be jam packed with activities, games and fun filled experiences that kids will cherish for years to come.
Camps are being [...]
Ever wondered how to observe deep space objects with a telescope? Or what you can see in binoculars? Join Clark Planetarium for a unique tour of the sky through the eyes of a practiced amateur astronomer.
Last week I had the opportunity to spend some time with retired NASA astronaut Duane “Digger” Carey, who was visiting Clark Planetarium to speak to the public about his experiences as the pilot of the Space Shuttle Columbia during NASA’s fourth Hubble Space Telescope repair mission.
Most of the time I’ll delve into the tech side of the planetarium, but I decided to take a different track this time. It’s long past due to acknowledge those that make a difference. Being that I know the effect a select few have made in my life I’d like to relate a little about [...]
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