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Tue, 2/26/2013 -
Tue, 2/26/2013
Lectures
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West at 79th Street
New York, NY 10024
United States
6:30 pm
$15; $13.50 Members, students, and seniors
The Voyager spacecraft recently encountered the “edge” of the solar system, beginning its journey through interstellar space. The Sun and Earth exist in the galactic outskirts, closer to our galaxy’s periphery than its center. What distinguishes a dwarf planet from a planet? In this program, we will explore the wheres and whys of stars, galaxies, and the universe, and discuss astronomical “species” such as planets, brown dwarfs, and star clusters. Join us as we go to, through, and beyond the edges of space!
For additional information, please call 212-769-5100 or visit the Museum’s website, amnh.org.
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jkramer@amnh.org
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