On June 5, 2012, Venus will transit—or pass directly in front of—the Sun. A transit like this is so rare, no human alive today will witness it again! Historically, transits have helped us define our place in the cosmos, and continue to in the future. Learn how studying transits taught us exactly how big our Solar System is, and how they may be the key to discovering other “Earths” in other star systems!
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| Sat, May 26 | 7:00p |
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| Sun, May 27 | 7:00p |
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| Sat, Jun 2 | 7:00p |
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| Sun, Jun 3 | 7:00p |
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| Sat, Jun 9 | 7:00p |
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| Sun, Jun 10 | 7:00p |
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| Sat, Jun 16 | 7:00p |
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| Sun, Jun 17 | 7:00p |
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| Sat, Jun 23 | 7:00p |
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| Sun, Jun 24 | 7:00p |
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| Sat, Jun 30 | 7:00p |
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| 5/24 | 10:00a | Tornado Alley 3-D Film |
| 5/25 | 10:00a | Tornado Alley 3-D Film |
| 5/26 | 10:00a | Tony Hawk Rad Science exhibit |
| 5/26 | 10:00a | Tornado Alley 3-D Film |
| 5/26 | 1:30p | Animal Discovery Room |
| 5/26 | 7:00p | Planetarium - Constellations Tonight |
| 5/26 | 7:00p | Planetarium - Flying High |
| 5/27 | 10:00a | Tony Hawk Rad Science exhibit |
| 5/27 | 10:00a | Tornado Alley 3-D Film |
| 5/27 | 1:30p | Animal Discovery Room |
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