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Sudekum PlanetariumArticles and Star Charts
December 2006
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Sudekum Planetarium closes in January for a big expansion project - but the staff isn't going away. (whew!)
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Check out the new streetlights in Adventure Science Center's parking lot - there's something special about them!
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Saturn returns to the early evening skies this month.
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How many planets are there? Nine Planets and Counting returns to the planetarium for a limited time!
November 2006
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Sudekum Planetarium closes in January for a big expansion project - but we won't be far away.
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There aren't too many planets to see this month, unless you like getting up before dawn!
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Join us Saturday, November 18 for ambient/electronic music recording artists SPACECRAFT.
October 2006
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You'll have to look hard to find a good planet this month, but it is possible.
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Catch some constellations and even some meteors under dark skies.
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You're invited! Join the Barnard Seyfert Astronomical Society and view the night sky at a star party!
September 2006
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With all the recent talk about planets, you might want to go outside to see a few on your own. Unfortunately, there aren't many visible right now. But if you know where and when to look this month, you may just catch a glimpse of Jupiter and Saturn.
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With so few planets out to see, this is a great time to check out the Moon!
August 2006
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There's an email being passed around this month saying that Mars is going to be really bright. Sadly, it's completely wrong.
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On the other hand, Jupiter is great this month!
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"How many planets are there in the Solar System?" It's one of the most frequent questions we get at the planetarium. Our new original show Nine Planets and Counting explores our family of planets in search of an answer.
July 2006
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Cool off with a summer night sky full of familiar shapes for you to find.
June 2006
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This month Jupiter dominates the southern evening sky, while Saturn and Mars slowly slip into the glow of sunset.
May 2006
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Jupiter returns to the evening skies this month. It's always a great sight for telescopes or binoculars.
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Can you find Jupiter's most famous feature?.
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You're invited! Join the Barnard Seyfert Astronomical Society for star parties throughout the spring.
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Our annual Astronomy Day celebration falls on May 6 this year! Come join us on our exploration of the Universe!
April 2006
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The night sky is different every single night. Find out why!
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This month, you can find several planets under clear evening skies.
March 2006
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Plenty of planets grace the evening sky this month.
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No joke: on April 1, the Moon passes directly in front of the Pleiades star cluster.
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Next month marks the 16th anniversary of the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope.
February 2006
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Five planets are visible in the night sky this month - just not all at the same time.
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Mark your calendars - there are lots of star parties coming up for this spring!
January 2006
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Four planets are easy to see in the night sky this month - but you'll have to get up early in the morning to catch them all.
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Venus leaves the evening skies at the end of the year, but several other planets are out for you to see.
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The Barnard Seyfert Astronomical Society brings great speakers to its monthly meetings.
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Join us on January 11 as we help unveil another giant (and beautiful) Hubble Space Telescope image.
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Get a close look at Saturn, Mars, and many other celestial wonders on Saturday January 28.
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