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Lackawanna Trail, the Lackawanna Division 2 champ, has five top seeds and three second seeds in Class 2A as it aims for a repeat championship. Henry, Ross and Max Bluhm are back to attempt to defend individual championships. The Lions have 10 wrestlers projected for the top four while Honesdale has 9, but fewer championship contenders. The tournament is scheduled to begin Friday at 4 p. Wrestling resumes Saturday at 9 a. The top four wrestlers in each weight class advance to Northeast Regionals the following weekend, with Class 3A in Bethlehem and Class 2A in Williamsport.
The top four seeds in each district weight class, listed in order and with team records. Turi, West Scranton Dierksen, Delaware Valley Walton, Delaware Valley Seeing 27 minutes The show follows the journey of a single photon as it is produced in a distant star, before travelling across the vast expanse of space to land on someone's retina.
Mayan Archeoastronomy 20 minutes The show makes a tour to the Mayan temples in Mexico and dives into a Mayan world of knowledge about the importance of the orientations of its temples in relation to the movement of some stars like the Sun, the Moon and Venus. Recommended for ages 9 and up. Out There: The Quest for Extra Solar Worlds 30 minutes It shows how our perception of our place in the Universe has changed and how the discoveries of exoplanets we made in the last decades even surpassed the dreams of science fiction authors.
Einstein's Gravity Playlist 23 minutes Join Lucia, a PhD student in physics, on an exploration of how gravitational waves are formed, how they move through the universe, and how scientists like her work to hear them. Mexica Archeoastronomy 20 minutes Through impressive immersive scenarios, this show illustrates the important role played by astronomical observation for the evolution of pre-Hispanic cultures in central Mexico.
Cosmology 35 minutes How did the universe begin, and how is it evolving? Explore some of the big questions in this original show produced by the Casper Planetarium and narrated by Michael Stevens of Vsauce. Recommended for ages 12 and up.
Exoplanets 30 minutes Learn about planets beyond our solar system and techniques astronomers use to find them. Four Paths of the Sun 15 minutes This short program about illustrates why Earth has seasons, how the sun's altitude in the sky changes over the course of a year, and how the angle of the sun causes changes in weather. Recommended for grades 4 — 8. Galaxies 15 minutes Once we thought that Earth was the center of the universe.
Shapely and Hubble changed that perspective by showing that we are part of a vast expanse of galaxies. This program reviews some of their key discoveries and explores some of the most common types of galaxies.
The Incredible Sun 11 minutes Every second the Sun emits million times more energy than the world consumes every year. Where does such a huge amount of power come from? Discover our star through the breathtaking timelapses. Thanks to the real images taken by the Solar Dynamics Observatory and processed by advanced mathematical methods, you will experience the true nature of the Sun and find out that it is far from being as calm as it seems at first glance.
Waiting Far Away 11 minutes An explorer of the cosmos has traveled too far… And can't find home. Follow in the footsteps of a cosmic traveler as he shares a wild story. Find out what grand mysteries he has uncovered while journeying deep into intergalactic space, searching… Cosmic Castaways 20 minutes Most stars lie within the crowded boundaries of galaxies, travelling with their brothers and sisters in a vast galactic family. But some find themselves on their own, deep within voids between the galaxies.
These are the cosmic castaways, and this is their story. It highlights the ties between art, science, and wonder, and can be used to demonstrate the full capabilities of a digital planetarium. Realm of Light all ages 25 minutes Realm of Light tells the story of the fascinating history of the universe from its onset to modern man. Seasonal Stargazing all ages 7 to 15 minutes Each Seasonal Stargazing show highlights the most prominent and easy-to-find stars and constellations of the season.
We've upgraded the old standby green-arrow show, painting the dome with choreographed circles and colorful constellation lines. Astrobreaks all ages 20 minutes Astrobreaks is a new program of the Museum of Texas Tech University Moody Planetarium that projects the Saturday night sky to show you what constellations and stars will be visible Saturday evening. During this show, audiences will land on Venus, fly through the rings of Saturn, and discover the secrets of the universe.
Visit dinosaur graveyards, study their bones, and reconstruct how these creatures lived and died to solve four famous cold cases from the age of the dinosaurs. What would you remember most about the planet, and how would you describe it to your grandchildren? Set on the surface of the Moon in the year , a grandfather and granddaughter watch a solar eclipse from scenic cliffs overlooking their moon colony. Each experience begins with a telescope view of the dynamic Earth in stark contrast with the unchanging lunar landscape.
Only now are we on the verge of understanding their true nature. What are they? How are they made? Is the Earth in danger of being pulled into one? Who were these men and women that took part in these death-defying endeavors? Witness their drive, their passion, and their perseverance to explore in Dawn of the Space Age. Cassini continues to explore Saturn and its moons during its extended mission, while the Huygens probe had landed on the surface of Titan, Saturn's largest moon.
See Saturn up-close and all-around-you inside our dome theater. Their conversation with a local female astronomer enlightens them on the history of the telescope and the discoveries these wonderful tools have made. From a storm the size of a megaton hydrogen bomb, to a year-old hurricane, to a dust tempest that could engulf entire planets, you'll be glad you live on Earth! Explore the Solar System to see the other worlds in our solar neighborhood.
Why is intelligent life only found on Earth? Could any other planet or moon harbor primitive life?
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