Spring’s Final Space Safari Event Offers New Perspective on Heavens
About a dozen children and parents attended the final installment of this year’s Space Safari at JSU’s planetarium to learn how the ancient Egyptians saw and interpreted the cosmos. The children sat and gazed up at the planetarium’s artificial sky as Gregg pointed out the various constellations, naming them as they are commonly known. See story at The Anniston Star's website: www.annistonstar.com.

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