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Robinson Planetarium
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The Robinson planetarium is located
in Peelle Hall at the corner of Charles
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| History: The Robinson Planetarium, built in 1966 features a 30 foot dome and a Spitz A-3-P star projector. Seating is available for 62 guests. The planetarium is housed in Peelle Hall on the Adrian College Campus. The planetarium is named after Herbert Robinson a distinguished industrialist, who provided funds for the construction of the facility. |
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| Schedule of Events: The planetarium is open during the academic year (late August though late April). We occasionally have shows during the summer but programs for special groups are limited.at ti All shows are free and open to the public. |
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Schedule of Events
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Special Event! Cycles: The Hopi and Their Cosmology Friday, November 13th at 7:00 PM Under a canopy of Fall constellations in the planetarium, Hopi Artist, Educator, and poet will share concepts of the Hopis' view of the cosmos. His discussion will center around the solar, lunar cycles, and will touch upon their connections with the stars. Ramson Lomatewama is an award-winning glass artist, kachina doll carver, and poet. Born into the eagle clan, his life on the Hopi reservation is clearly the heart of his art and poetry. He is currently living in Hotevilla, AZ on the Hopi reservation, writing poetry and creating his hand-blown glass art. For more information about this special event contact Dr. Sarah Hanson at 264-3944. |
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This Starry Night" Friday November 20th at 7:00 PM Join astronomer Matt Linke for a live presentation that will cover the bright stars, constellations, and planets of the sky this time of the year. Some mythology, a little astronomy, and a few telescope objects will be included. There will also be an opportunity for questions at the end. Appropriate for most ages. Approximately 35 minutes. . |
| Admission for all events is FREE! School Groups: |
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