"Dynamic Earth" will be featured for our public show at 11am today. If you haven't yet, it is a must see planetarium show!
Join us for the show and the live star talk to check out what's happening in our winter night sky!
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Weren't able to catch it yesterday? Tonight's another chance to check out the planetary alignment! Clear skies permitting, ALL 7 planets will be in the sky just after sunset, around 5:37pm. Some will be very low, close to the western horizon, so check in that direction first.
Cool planetary alignment TODAY! Clear skies permitting, ALL 7 planets will be in the sky just after sunset, @ approx. 5:36pm. Some will be very low, close to the western horizon, so look in that direction first. Remember, it is best to use a telescope to see Uranus & Neptune.
Enjoy these last few day of February! March begins on Saturday and with that...two new Saturday planetarium shows!
Have a great week!
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It's your last chance to check out our February Saturday shows today!
At 11am, we'll feature "The Solar System Show." Later, come see "Stargazers of Africa!" Tickets are only $5. You can purchase ahead of time or available seats will be sold at the door.
Hope to see you soon!
We are just over 1 month away from SPRING BREAK!
Check out our schedule & come see us for a show or2. During spring break, we highly recommend purchasing tickets ahead of time, as a few shows are popular & we anticipate them to be quite busy!
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Happy Thoughtful Thursday to all!
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Three groups & 2 different shows today! We will welcome @waukeshaschooldistrict Heyer's 2nd graders, mono & dual language & they'll enjoy Dinosaur Passage to Pangaea. Don't forget! We also have a public show at 11am. Join us for a family-friendly "A-Z Astronomy: Ages 3 to 103!"
We are happy to welcome @sdwprairiepumas 3rd graders & @TheWaukeshaSTEMAcademy 2nd graders for two great shows!
They are just a few @waukeshaschooldistrict schools visiting @hdplanetarium this week!
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In honor of Presidents' Day today, here's a quote from JFK about the space race!
Be sure to comment if you know which of our planetarium show features this exact statement!
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Check out our schedule this week. It's your last Saturday to check out this pair of shows, so come and see them if you can!
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Happy Saturday! If you're looking for something to do today, join us at the Horwitz-DeRemer Planetarium!
At 11:00am, come on out to see ""The Solar System Show"" Later at 1:00pm, we'll be featuring ""Stargazers of Africa!"" Come for one or both shows!
Have a LOVE-ly day!
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Tonight is Retzer Nature Center's Wild Winter Night! The Horwitz-DeRemer Planetarium is excited to be showing "Star Signs" tonight. There are a variety of activities planned for the evening, indoors and out! Hope to see you tonight at Wild Winter Night!
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Join us at the Horwitz-DeRemer Planetarium at 11:00am! We'll feature ""Amazing Planet,"" an interactive show about our Earth!
Tickets are $5.00 each and can be purchased at our ticketing link in our bio.
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Keep your eyes on the evening skies for a full moon TOMORROW! It should be no surprise that Native Americans named the February full moon the Snow Moon. Why? Because the heaviest shows usually fell during this month. Some tribes also referred to this Moon as the Full Hunger Moon
We have a few calendars left! $10 each and they include tons of breath-taking images, space history information, and upcoming astronomy events.
Stop by the planetarium to pick yours up!
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We have a great lineup for this week! Come and see us at the Horwitz-DeRemer Planetarium!
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Looking for something to do today? Come see us at the Horwitz-DeRemer Planetarium!
At 11am, check out ""The Solar System Show."" Later, come enjoy ""Stargazers of Africa.""
Hope to see you soon!
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Turn your eyes to the winter skies! Sirius the Dog Star blazes well up in the southeast by mid-evening. It's the brightest star of Canis Major. Through the light pollution, only his 5 brightest stars are easily visible. These form the Meat Cleaver.
