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At the planetarium, the stars are always out! 🌟

At the planetarium, the stars are always out! 🌟

Tickets are $5 per person for our Star Filled Storytime and can be purchased online or at our front desk.

#misciny #sciencemuseum #capitalregionny #schenectadyny #storytime #planetarium #kerrytales

🌑New Moon 4/27/2025 🔭✨We saw the Lynx a f

🌑New Moon 4/27/2025

🔭✨We saw the Lynx a few weeks back, but it isn’t the only faint constellation hiding in our bright skies! Leo Minor, and the hunting dogs Canes Venetici can be found beneath Ursa Major, and spotted in the darker skies of tonight’s New Moon. Other faint constellations include Monoceros the unicorn, which sits behind Orion and between his dogs, Vulpecula the fox, and and Sagitta the arrow. In the summertime, all of these go largely unseen in the average sky.

#miSciny #thisweekinmisky #stargazing #tonightssky #amateurastronomy #capitaldistrictny #misky #sky #springsky

Our exhibit Eye Candy is leaving soon! Come to the

Our exhibit Eye Candy is leaving soon! Come to the Museum this weekend to explore the wonders of sight while its still available. 👀

We are open from 11 am to 5 pm this weekend each day, with planetarium shows at 12, 1 and 3 pm.

#miSciny #sciencemuseum #schenectadyny #capitalregionny #weekendfun #planetarium #STEAM

Join Miss Kerry at the planetarium next Saturday f

Join Miss Kerry at the planetarium next Saturday for a morning reading under the stars!🌟📖

Tickets are available at miSci.org now.

#misciny #sciencemuseum #capitalregionny #schenectadyny #storytime #planetarium #kerrytales

This is a photo from miSci's archives; General Ele

This is a photo from miSci's archives; General Electric had contributed some components to this spacecraft! ✨

The Mars Observer Spacecraft, a robotic space probe, was launched by NASA in September of 1992. It's objective was to observe Mars' surface, atmosphere, climate, and magnetic field. Unfortunately, the spacecraft never made it to the planet, losing communications almost a year after it's launch and 3 days before it would have entered Mars' orbit.

#ThrowbackThursday #miSciny #misciarchives #archives #schenectadyny #capitalregionny #generalelectric #mars #spacecraft #NASA

miSci is hosting The Big Bang: Imagining the Futur

miSci is hosting The Big Bang: Imagining the Future– a Science Spectacular event! Don’t miss this unforgettable evening of fun, food, drinks and science that will directly support miSci’s mission.

Tickets can be purchased at miSci.org or by emailing mia.sherlock@misci.org.

The Museum's impact wouldn’t be possible without the support of generous local businesses and visitors. To learn about sponsorship opportunities for the Big Bang please contact kelly.kissane@miSci.org or visit this link: https://misci.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/2025SoireeSponsor_rev2.pdf

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