KVMPlanetarium
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The museum closes at 4:30 pm due to weather. Be safe if you have to be on the road.
about 1 hour ago
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The museum and planetarium are experience problems with the phone lines. Please be patient with us while it is getting fixed.
about 5 hours ago
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Watch the first snowstorm with the KVM weather station - link:
about 10 hours ago
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The last quarter moon rises near midnight in Leo, the Lion. Evening stargazing will feature dark skies for the next two weeks.
7:15 AM Dec 8th
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After Art Hop, stop by the planetarium to see the U2 laser show.
7:24 AM Dec 4th
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The December full moon is far to the north, between the horns of Taurus while the sun is far to the south crossing the sky in only 10 hours.
5:14 AM Dec 1st
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Happy Thanksgiving. The museum is closed today, but will be open on Friday from 9-5.
6:00 AM Nov 26th
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RT @: Congratulations goes out to @ for being our Business of the Month for October. Thanks so much for your help!
5:11 AM Nov 24th
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A wide crescent moon passes over the brilliant planet Jupiter in the evening sky tonight. Both are in the constellation Capricornus.
6:42 AM Nov 23rd
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Eric returns to the console for U2 tonight, 8:30 in the planetarium.
3:30 PM Nov 20th
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Who should the next laser light show feature? Led Zeppelin or Pink Floyd
8:33 AM Nov 20th
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Busy working on rendering 3-D images for the winter stargazing program.
11:39 AM Nov 19th
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The Leonid meteor shower is at its peak tonight. With no moonlight to interfere, these shooting stars should be easier to spot this year.
1:46 PM Nov 17th
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The moon is new, so the sky will be dark all night long. If it is clear, begin looking for Leonid meteors around midnight.
8:00 AM Nov 16th
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Eric will be at the console for U2 this Friday night.
2:43 PM Nov 12th
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Tonight is the peak of the North Taurid Meteor shower. Keep your eyes open for shooting stars coming from the northeast. ,
2:34 AM Nov 12th
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Mars is just beginning a retrograde loop, or reversal of its slow eastward motion in front of the distant stars.
7:21 PM Nov 9th
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You may see up to a dozen shooting stars per hour if you watch in the early morning hours when Taurus is high in the sky.
5:47 AM Nov 5th
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The waxing gibbous moon has moved into Taurus, near the Pleiades star cluster.
5:47 AM Nov 4th
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Working on the winter stargazing program. All I'll say is lions, bears, and camelopardalis oh my.
5:28 AM Nov 2nd
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