IYA FINALE

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Sunday, November 22, 2009

10 AM - 4 PM

10:00 AM - Late Autumn Skies (S. Dubois)

11:00 AM - Image Unveiling

11:30 AM - Dr. Jack Mack on the images

12:30 PM - Stellar Eye (T. Collins)

2:30 PM - One Giant Leap (T. Collins)

3:30 PM - Late Autumn Skies (S. Dubois)

Lots of kids activities all day!  Plenty of  giveaways for everyone!  See you there!

Whitworth Ferguson Planetarium

Gateway to the Universe

Science Building 115

Buffalo State College

1300 Elmwood Avenue

Buffalo, New York 14222

(716) 878-4911

Planetarium Director:  Mr. Arthur Gielow, Jr.

Teachers

The Planetarium's star projector, the Spitz A3-P.  We are able to project 4000 stars on our 24-foot diameter dome and can hold 70 adults within.

This page was last updated on: November 21, 2009

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Please Note: The planetarium does get dark during night sky simulations, take this into account for small children.  Also, there is no food or drink allowed into the theatre, and cell phones must be off/silent during the show as sound and lights will interfere with other guests' enjoyment.

  THANK YOU!!!!

OBSERVATION ALERTS

MEDIA INFORMATION

NGC-891

in ANDROMEDA

Discovered by William Herschel in 1784

Photo by James P. Collins, (C) 2007

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