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New Planetarium Show: Exploring Deep Space
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 02, 2020

The ICR Discovery Center for Science & Earth History is celebrating its first anniversary since the Grand Opening on September 2, 2019. To commemorate this milestone, our Dallas museum is offering unique programs and special activities for guests throughout this week. On Tuesday we debuted a new planetarium show, Exploring Deep Space. It explores the wonders of the universe beyond our solar system, including blue stars, spiral galaxies, and mysterious black holes. Throughout the awe-inspiring film filled with vivid imagery, viewers discover compelling evidence for a recently created universe. (Click the official trailer above to get a sneak peek.)

The anniversary celebration is September 1-5, and Labor Day, September 7, so be sure to join us as we remember God’s goodness during this first year. Click here to learn more and get tickets.

 

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