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Show Schedule for
Wednesday November 25 2009

11:30 AM Magic Tree House® Space Mission
12:30 PM Star of Bethlehem

Events

November 26

All Day: Closed for Thanksgiving

December 3

7:00 PM Current Science Forum
Explore the scientific discovery process at "Decoding the HIV Genome" with Dr. Kevin Weeks, a UNC chemist. For adults and teens. FREE +More

December 5

5:00 PM Family Science Night: Discover Your Universe
Warp space-time, create your own constellation and build a Mars lander! These family-friendly games and activites will explain new discoveries in astronomy and how they are impacting the world of science. For all ages. FREE 5:30 pm: Science 360: Bring the Universe to Light 6 pm: Carolina Skies: The Time Machine 6 pm: Meet Kepler 6:15 pm: Science 360: Mission to Mars 7 pm: Zena Cardman's presentation on "Discovering Your Universe" 8 pm: Carolina Skies: Discovering Planets 8 pm: Meet Kepler 8 pm: Science 360: Anybody Out There? +More

December 16

7:30 PM Starry Winter Nights
Learn how to identify the planets, bright stars and constellations best seen during the current season while enjoying stories from various cultures about star patterns in the heavens. Morehead educators will also share information about meteor showers and other celestial events. For ages 16 and older. Advance registration required. $12 ($8 for Morehead members and UNC students) +More

December 19

5:00 PM Skywatching Session is Cancelled
Please join us for our next session. +More

December 24

All Day: Closed

December 25

All Day: Closed

Your trip to Morehead won't be complete without seeing a Science 360 show. Science 360 is an interactive program featuring a variety of current science topics. Read more about "Science 360"

You're the scientist in Morehead's new exhibit. Zoom in on the outer reaches of the universe using telescopes in South America. Zoom in to the microscopic level using a hand-held electronic microscope. Zoom in to Morehead for this fun, interactive exhibit. Read more about "Zoom In: Science at the Extremes."