Did you know that on Jan 3 the Earth is closest in its orbit around the Sun? <br />

Groundhog Day, what does that have to do with Astronomy. Well, just a little, but it will make for great conversation. Wow your friends<br />

Experience what some believe caused the death of a great astrologer and Nobleman Tycho Brahe<br />

Food that is out of this world. Eat this and you are on the next ship into the great beyond<br />

Ever wonder what we do in the Planetarium after everyone goes home? Watch home shopping of course<br />

The end is here, Yellowstone erupts and we must move on. Music from Magnatunes.com<br />

In the planetarium, there are several young interns that work hard, long hours with little pay. Here is a glimpse into the life of one of those interns<br />

Crazy Astrobabe theorizes a love triangle and must stop the other woman. Hawking gets a free Zero G ride, and the 1st shuttle launch this year is posponed<br />

Some really wild things exist out there. Find out what they are, right here in the Planetarium<br />

One tough broadcast. An 18 incher is no laughing matter, especially for 1844. See the full show soon<br />

The much anticipated Bright Star show. Venus and Luna guide you to the lights of the heavens<br />

Rising stars in astronomy compete to become number 1 by writing, and performing a song dedicated to our closest star<br />

Here is a machinema entry into our Planetarium Idol Competition<br />

Here a three more web entries into the competition. Thanks Everyone<br />

On to the next brightest stars. Thanks to Annie and Annie for filling in while Venus and Luna were on assignment<br />

All about the planet that has been the butt of many jokes<br />

All the space news worth hearing. Black holes, space tourism, extrasolar planets with water. Whats next? Find out here<br />

The Planetarium crew goes on site to the worlds largest fully steerable Radio Telescope.<br />

The show welcomes back guest host Ursa. Ursa and Venus discuss the mysterious Dark Matter and a planet full of hot ice<br />

Next Shuttle Launch, Exoplanets, and Radio Telescopes<br />