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One of these three sites on the Arizona-New Mexico border may be the future home of your observatory.
Published:
July 26, 2010
 The planetarium at Granite Gap will feature daytime programs for the public and school groups on a variety of scientific and regional subjects. In addition, it will house exhibits on astronomy and space science as well as a research library.
Photo by Holley Y. Bakich |
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