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REXBURG,
Idaho – The Planetarium
at Brigham Young University-Idaho will commemorate the 35th anniversary of
the Apollo 11 landing on the moon during the month of October with a
program entitled “Footsteps.”
The
hour-long program will feature the history between man and the moon. The
program will cover topics like the different cultural beliefs about the
moon and the early development of liquid fueled rockets. The program will
also highlight the story of Neil Armstrong and “Buzz” Aldrin’s successful landing on the moon with
Apollo 11's lunar module named the Eagle and also what plans are in the
making for returning to the moon.
The
program will run each Thursday in October. Admission is $1.50 for general
admission. The program will start at 7 p.m.
and planetarium space is limited, so those that want to attend are asked to
arrive at least 15 minutes early. Special showings can be scheduled in
advice through the planetarium director Ellis Miller.
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