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Saturday Science Sparks: Stellar Gaming with UNC’s Young Worlds Lab

Saturday Science Sparks: Stellar Gaming with UNC’s Young Worlds Lab

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Sat, Sep 12
1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
11 upcoming dates through Aug 14, 2027

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@ Explore with the experts during Saturday Science Sparks Want to think like an astronomer? In our first-ever Saturday Science Sparks, UNC’s Young Worlds Lab will be in the Hidden Lives of Stars exhibit—ready to explore the cosmos with you! These astronomers, featured in the exhibit, will take visitors of all ages on their journey of discovery. Study the stars, ask questions, try science tools, and leave inspired! Located at the Hidden Lives of Stars exhibit in the Polaris Gallery. MORE is happening at Morehead this year New for 2026, Saturday Science Sparks offers Morehead guests a closer encounter with current science. Covering topics like astronomy, the physics of juggling, and computer science, this program collaborates with community partners and academic clubs, bringing you up-close experiences in the exciting world of STEAM. Saturday Science Sparks is open to the public and included in admission. Mark your calendars for the second Saturday of each month! Included with admission Morehead Planetarium and Science Center Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live

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