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When

Fri, Nov 6 · 2:30 PM

Where

Clark Planetarium · Salt Lake City

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Clark Planetarium

Join us every Friday at Clark Planetarium between 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. for an interesting and fun look at free hands-on science projects. November 6 -- Tornadoes -- Venture into the eye of the storm as we explore the science of hurricanes and tornadoes. We will investigate how these destructive storms develop, how we we predict them, and what engineers can do to protect us from their effects. November 13 -- Dark Skies -- Turn down the lights and rediscover the night sky! Explore how artificial light affects our skies, wildlife, and health while diving into hands-on activities focused on how you can see our universe and your place in it. November 20 -- Toilet Science -- Living in space requires planning for everything, including how to deal with waste. Come learn about the ways humans have figured out to dispose of waste both on Earth and in Space at FSF: Toilet Science. November 27 -- Tinker Day: Life Cycle of Stars -- How are stars born? How do they die? Come join us as we build our way through the cosmos to find out. These events are free and do not require registration. Event Location/Address: Clark Planetarium's Learning Space (130 S 400 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84101) SLCO Locations: Clark Planetarium Address: 110 S 400 W Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 Ages: All Ages Neighborhood: Salt Lake City Department Email: communityprograms@SaltLakeCounty.gov Event Type: Planetarium Programs Sensory Friendly Program: No ASL: No Spanish Interpretation: No Other Languages Avaliable: No Wheelchair Access: Yes Wheelchairs Available: No

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• Outdoors
• Science

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