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PAID CONTENT FOR LOWELL OBSERVATORY PAID CONTENT FOR LOWELL OBSERVATORY


Lowell Observatory ARIZONA, US


Nestled beneath the dark skies of Flagstaff, Arizona — just an hour south of the Grand Canyon and the world’s first International Dark Sky City — the new Astronomy Discovery Center offers an immersive journey into the wonders of the universe. Situated at the renowned Lowell Observatory, this state-of-the- art facility invites visitors to explore the cosmos. Lowell Observatory has long been a hub of


scientific discovery, famous for achievements such as the discovery of Pluto and contributions to our understanding of the universe. The Astronomy Discovery Center continues this tradition. With features designed for all ages, it’s perfect for families, space enthusiasts and casual travellers alike. At the heart of the centre is the Universe Theater,


which brings the night sky to life on a massive 160-degree, 16K LED screen, offering an intimate look at our vast universe and our place within it. Visitors can also explore the Astronomy Gallery, where interactive exhibits explain the latest discoveries and technological advancements in space science. For hands-on fun, the Orbits Curiosity Zone engages younger visitors with


activities that introduce basic astronomy concepts. Flagstaff’s clear skies and high elevation make stargazing a must-do activity, whether from the rooftop heated-seat, open-concept Dark Sky Planetarium or through Lowell Observatory’s suite of both advanced and historic telescopes. For those looking to explore more of the Flagstaff


area, there’s no shortage of outdoor adventure. A short drive takes you to the Grand Canyon and the local San Francisco Peaks for a hike among towering pines, or to Walnut Canyon, where ancient ruins tell stories of the region’s past. Whether you’re enjoying a 50,000-year-old meteor crater site, a drink at Dark Sky Brewery or bowling at Starlite Lanes, Flagstaff offers a unique, immersive experience for space enthusiasts. With its perfect blend of science, history and community pride, the town has become a beacon for travellers seeking an unforgettable cosmic adventure. At the heart of this experience is the Astronomy


Discovery Center at Lowell Observatory — a cutting-edge facility, which is an essential stop for anyone visiting northern Arizona.


DON’T MISS Relax on heated seats atop the Dark Sky Planetarium rooftop and immerse yourself in the night skies at the laser-guided show


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KEY FEATURES • Daytime and evening telescope viewing


• Historical tours and exhibits • 160-degree curved led screen theatre • Hands-on exhibit galleries for children and adults


• Science talks and presentations • Rooftop dark sky planetarium • Starry Skies Shop • Planet X cafe


GET IN TOUCH lowell.edu T: +1 928 774 3358 E: info@lowell.edu


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