A look at the features of the constellation Orion, including the star Betelgeuse which may soon explode in a magnificent supernova.About this Event
The Planetarium at Iowa State University presents “Orion”, an interactive educational presentation about the constellation orion! Each show will run approximately 30-35 minutes.
Please plan to arrive early or stay late to enjoy related hands-on activities shared by volunteers from the Department of Physics and Astronomy. Due to the immersive nature of the planetarium, guests who arrive more than 5 minutes late cannot be seated.
The planetarium is located in the basement of Physics Hall. Volunteers and signage will be available to assist with directions. Parking is available near the building (ISU lots 26, 36, 32, 30) and is free after 5:30 pm.
For questions, accommodation requests, or additional information, please email [email protected].
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Cover image: NASA
Event venue
Iowa State University Department of Physics & Astronomy, 2323 Osborn Drive, Ames, United States
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