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The first miSci Homeschool Day of the year will be

The first miSci Homeschool Day of the year will be on January 15!

Students will enjoy:
- A guided class with a miSci educator🎟
- A planetarium show✨
- The museum galleries🚂

Stay tuned for tickets to go live!

#miSciny #capitaldistrictny #schenectady #museum #homeschool

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The Planetarium Sound Bath Experience is back! V

The Planetarium Sound Bath Experience is back!

Visit miSci on Tuesday January 20th at 6pm for this immersive experience ✨

#miSciny #schenectady #Planetarium #museum #soundbath #relax #stargazing #uniqueexperience

MiSci is undergoing a ticket system update! There

MiSci is undergoing a ticket system update! There may be interruptions in the ticket purchasing function on our website as we undergo this transition. 🖥

The new system will be more user friendly and will provide a better monthly overview of miSci special events!

Thank you for your patience. We are looking forward to the full launch of our new system! Stay tuned for updates and live ticket links 🎟

One week away from the first Sensory Sunday of the

One week away from the first Sensory Sunday of the year at miSci!

Visit the museum next Sunday, January 11, for a sensory friendly morning before the museum opens. We will have the lights dimmed, sensory equipment available, and a relaxed environment. Everyone is welcome!

See you next Sunday ✨

#miSciny #capitaldistrictny #schenectady #weekendfun #sensorysunday

The moon is bringing us in to the new year with a

The moon is bringing us in to the new year with a celebration of light! It might be cold, but the supermoon we will be seeing on the night of January 3 will be worth searching for some clear sky. Supermoons occur when the Full Moon comes while the Moon is at its closest to Earth in orbit—this gives us an extra bright and extra large moon to see. ��🌕

The January moon has long been nicknamed the “Wolf Moon”, a nickname coming from Native American tribes across the United States, as a reminder of the active wolves they notice this time of year.��
This year’s Wolf Moon comes along with an extra show—the shooting star activity from the Quadrantids meteor shower peaks with the Full moon this year.

The very brightest shooting stars are the only ones we’ll be able to see with the bright moon, but those we can see will be spectacular! Look into the northeastern sky around midnight.✨

#schenectady #Planetarium #miSciny #capitaldistrictny #fullmoon #wolfmoon #stargazing #tonightssky

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