Last updated 8.04.09
What People Are Saying About Fernbank Science Center
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The Scene – The small number of worthwhile exhibits may entertain kids for no more than a few moments. The real star here is the Planetarium, one of the most advanced in the country. The Planetarium can reproduce the night sky as seen from any place on earth. More than 8,900 stars and other celestial bodies are projected on a domed screen 70 feet in diameter. Additional projectors create special effects, such as the rings of Saturn. – – The Experience – To see the real things--stars and, at certain times of the year, meteor showers and planets--an observatory is…
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- While in the area, don't miss the nearby Fernbank Museum.
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Historical Landmark!
by wrightone1 at Citysearch
I have been visiting the Fernbank since I was 5 or 6. I have always had fun at the planetarium, and I hope my little cousins can have fun there too. Check it out!
For what it is- definitely recommended.
by betsythepeach at Citysearch
Note: it's not known as a 'high tech' museum so it's silly to expect it as such. The planetarium is wonderful...if you're not really interested in stars you're probably better off going somewhere else but I found it to be quite a treat. A nice break from the city as well
A total waste
by lisamel at Citysearch
NOt a real museum. I agree with the person from London. I am from NY, and this doesn't even compare to what we have here in NYC museum of Natural History. The Fernbank has, maybe 2 or 3 large dinosaurs. Come to NYC and see 2 or 3 seperate wings of dinosaurs. Hundreds and Hundreds. I wasted a day at the Fernbank. A total zip.
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Know Before You Go:
While in the area, don't miss the nearby Fernbank Museum.
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