ATK Project Constellation
2009-01-01 to 2009-12-31 ATK Project Constellation is a new generation of Ares rockets that would be used to send astronauts, cargo into the earths orbit and the moon. It will show the Ares I launch Crew and the Ares V Cargo Launch models and will also includes animated displays and models to show audiences how this amazing project will be carried out.
Venue: Clark Planetarium
Gateway to the Stars
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Phone: +1 801 456 7827
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Occupying an impressive limestone structure built in 1905; this interactive museum offers the young and young-at-heart an entertaining look at the universe. An ideal reward for kids who behaved well while touring nearby Temple Square, the museum encourages participation with simulated space flights, star shows and dancing laser lights. Astronomy courses are available for all ages in the summer and special programs are scheduled throughout the year. Call ahead to find out show timings.
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ATK Project Constellation
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
ATK Project Constellation is a new generation of Ares rockets that would be used to send astronauts, cargo into the earths orbit and the moon. It will show the Ares I launch Crew and the Ares V Cargo Launch models and will also includes animated displays and models to show audiences how this amazing project will be carried out.
Clark Planetarium
The atmosphere was scientific and fun. The laid back learning style everyone looks for is definately...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 13 2008
Always a favorite!
We love the 3D movies! It is an amazing place for kids, adults, dates. The atmosphere is very fun an...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 07 2008
What a disappointment?
I don't know how Clark Planetarium can get away with calling themself a Planetarium when they do...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 26 2007
