Fly Science Outreach and Productions

It's been REALLY hot these past few days!

The "Dog Days of Summer" refer to the hottest days of summer. We get this term from the Romans—"dies canculares", or "days of the dog (star)"—but is that where it actually started?

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The Dog Days of Summer: Origins & Meaning — Fly Science Outreach and Productions Discover the origins of the phrase "Dog Days of Summer." From ancient Egyptian astronomy to the Greeks and Romans.

LASER LED ZEPPELIN! SPECIAL SALE PRICE THIS WEEKEND: ONLY $8/ TICKET!

Has it been one of those weeks?? Do something fun for yourself this weekend. Laser Shows PennWest Peirce Planetarium

Life feeling like a lot? Take some time to sit and stargaze.

Stars Over Clarion. Peirce Planetarium. Tonight 7pm & 8pm.

Life feeling like a lot? Take some time to sit and stargaze. Stars Over Clarion. Peirce Planetarium. Tonight 7pm & 8pm.

James's favorite constellation is Draco The Dragon-- What is YOUR FAVORITE constellation or asterism?? What unique, funny, or cute asterisms have you made in our nighttime sky?

Enjoy a night under the stars at Clarion’s Peirce Planetarium! We weave storytelling and science together to highlight the month’s brightest stars and planets. Shows take place at both 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. on the first Thursday and following Friday of each month. The shows last roughly 50 minutes and are free and open to the general public. Perfect for date night, families, or just something memorable to do with friends– All are welcome. No tickets are required. However, since seating is limited, you may want to arrive 15 minutes early. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to learn about the stars and planets that fill our night sky right here in Clarion!