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Two Small Pieces of Glass: The Amazing Telescope
| Where | How Much |
|---|---|
| Planetarium | Free With Admission |
Discover the history of the telescope and look to the future of astronomy
IMAX Schedule
Purchase IMAX tickets at the ticket desk upon arrival.
- Mon Monday Nov. 2 November 2 No Showings
- Tue Tuesday Nov. 3 November 3 No Showings
- Wed Wednesday Nov. 4 November 4 No Showings
- Thu Thursday Nov. 5 November 5 No Showings
- Fri Friday Nov. 6 November 6 No Showings
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Sat
Saturday
Nov. 7
November 7
- 2:30pm
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Sunday
Nov. 8
November 8
- 2:30pm
- Mon Monday Nov. 9 November 9 No Showings
- Tue Tuesday Nov. 10 November 10 No Showings
- Wed Wednesday Nov. 11 November 11 No Showings
- Thu Thursday Nov. 12 November 12 No Showings
- Fri Friday Nov. 13 November 13 No Showings
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Sat
Saturday
Nov. 14
November 14
- 2:30pm
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Sunday
Nov. 15
November 15
- 2:30pm
- Mon Monday Nov. 16 November 16 No Showings
- Tue Tuesday Nov. 17 November 17 No Showings
- Wed Wednesday Nov. 18 November 18 No Showings
- Thu Thursday Nov. 19 November 19 No Showings
- Fri Friday Nov. 20 November 20 No Showings
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Sat
Saturday
Nov. 21
November 21
- 2:30pm
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Sunday
Nov. 22
November 22
- 2:30pm
- Mon Monday Nov. 23 November 23 No Showings
- Tue Tuesday Nov. 24 November 24 No Showings
- Wed Wednesday Nov. 25 November 25 No Showings
- Thu Thursday Nov. 26 November 26 No Showings
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Friday
Nov. 27
November 27
- 2:30pm
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Saturday
Nov. 28
November 28
- 2:30pm
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Sun
Sunday
Nov. 29
November 29
- 2:30pm
Follow two students as they interact with a female astronomer at a local star party. Along the way, the students learn the history of the telescope from Galileo’s modifications to a child’s spyglass—using two small pieces of glass—to the launch of the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope and the future of astronomy. Aiming to engage and appeal to audiences of all ages, the show explores the wonder and discovery made by astronomers throughout the last 400 years.