The Robeson Planetarium and Science Center will have public programs on Saturday, May 25th.  The focus of the programs is on making the complicated simple.  Plan on an interactive, fun-filled session that will help answer questions like; “How do we know Venus orbits the Sun?  “Why doesn’t the moon hit the sun during an eclipse?”   What’s the big deal about a supermoon anyway?” Get answers to these questions and more.  Reservations are required, as seating capacity is 25 per program.

The Robeson Planetarium and Science Center will have public programs on Saturday, May 25th.  The focus of the programs is on making the complicated simple.  Plan on an interactive, fun-filled session that will help answer questions like; “How do we know Venus orbits the Sun?  “Why doesn’t the moon hit the sun during an eclipse?”   What’s the big deal about a supermoon anyway?” Get answers to these questions and more.  Reservations are required, as seating capacity is 25 per program.

The Robeson Planetarium and Science Center will have public programs on Saturday, May 25th.  The focus of the programs is on making the complicated simple.  Plan on an interactive, fun-filled session that will help answer questions like; “How do we know Venus orbits the Sun?  “Why doesn’t the moon hit the sun during an eclipse?”   What’s the big deal about a supermoon anyway?” Get answers to these questions and more.  Reservations are required, as seating capacity is 25 per program.