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On the Grid: Exploring Lowell’s Expanding Universe

By drchoate on October 7, 2019 in On the Grid – Podcast

Exploring Lowell’s Expanding Universe

Lowell Observatory’s plans for a $29 million Astronomy Discovery Center are coming into focus, featuring the Universe Theater with a wrap-around video screen and an open-air planetarium equipped with heated seats! Lowell representatives say it will be among the best science centers in the world and will substantially increase tourism to Flagstaff. Listen in as On the Grid host Bonnie Stevens explores Lowell’s expanding universe with Lowell Deputy Director for Marketing and Communications Danielle Adams and Lowell Historian Kevin Schindler. On the Grid is sponsored by Flagstaff Business News and KAFF Radio.

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