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The universe is home to many fascinating phenomena and beautiful objects. But among such splendor, something more sinister lurks… From the numerous astronomical events which could end life as we know it, to the implications for humanity if we truly are alone in the universe, and what it might mean for us if we aren’t alone, join us as we explore some of the most unsettling and terrifying components of astronomy. Don’t forget: in space, no one can hear you scream.
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Designed for adult and older teen audiences. Due to mature themes and presentation style, this show is not recommended for children. It is recommended for adults and older teens because it may explore more complex scientific concepts and philosophical topics that younger children may find difficult to follow or less engaging. (It does not contain explicit language or graphic content.) If you are interested in a show designed for a younger audience, please consider our Introductory Astronomy for Kids options (typically on the first Wednesday or the third Saturday of each month) or general shows.
Visitor note: Advance online ticket purchase is recommended. Late arrivals are not admitted.
Saturday, October 31
8:15 p.m. - 9:15 p.m.
W.J. McCallion Planetarium · 1280 Main Street West