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DESCRIPTION:Join us for our family-friendly Double Features where we combin
 e our favorite fulldome shows.\n\nThe Incredible Sun\n\nEvery second the S
 un emits million times more energy than the world consumes every year. Whe
 re does such a huge amount of power come from? Discover our star through t
 he breathtaking timelapses. Thanks to the real images taken by the Solar D
 ynamics Observatory and processed by advanced mathematical methods\, you w
 ill experience the true nature of the Sun and find out that it is far from
  being as calm as it seems at first glance. The Sun’s activity\, pronoun
 ced by terrific solar flares\, sunspots and coronal mass ejections\, influ
 ences our planet\, by producing impressive auroras but also by damaging di
 stribution networks and communication satellites. Is it a threat to us\, t
 hen?\n\nOne Sky\n\nOne Sky Project is an international collaboration focus
 ed on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy\, i
 ts historical and modern applications\, and how our One Sky connects us al
 l. We'll visit ancient Greece and find patterns in the Forge of Artemis\; 
 measure time with the Diné\, or Navajo people to seek the Thunderbird\; e
 xplore 18th-century India in Jai Singh’s Dream\; journey with First Peop
 le of what is now northern Canada in a Celestial Canoe\; visit Japan to fi
 nd the patterns of the Samurai and Stars\; and venture out into the ocean 
 with Hawaiian navigator in Wayfinders.
GEO:40.003582;-105.263484
LOCATION:Fiske Planetarium and Science Center
SUMMARY:Double Feature: The Incredible Sun & One Sky
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/double-feature-the-incred
 ible-sun-one-sky
CATEGORIES:Film
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for our family-friendly Double Features where we combin
 e our favorite fulldome shows.\n\nThe Incredible Sun\n\nEvery second the S
 un emits million times more energy than the world consumes every year. Whe
 re does such a huge amount of power come from? Discover our star through t
 he breathtaking timelapses. Thanks to the real images taken by the Solar D
 ynamics Observatory and processed by advanced mathematical methods\, you w
 ill experience the true nature of the Sun and find out that it is far from
  being as calm as it seems at first glance. The Sun’s activity\, pronoun
 ced by terrific solar flares\, sunspots and coronal mass ejections\, influ
 ences our planet\, by producing impressive auroras but also by damaging di
 stribution networks and communication satellites. Is it a threat to us\, t
 hen?\n\nOne Sky\n\nOne Sky Project is an international collaboration focus
 ed on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy\, i
 ts historical and modern applications\, and how our One Sky connects us al
 l. We'll visit ancient Greece and find patterns in the Forge of Artemis\; 
 measure time with the Diné\, or Navajo people to seek the Thunderbird\; e
 xplore 18th-century India in Jai Singh’s Dream\; journey with First Peop
 le of what is now northern Canada in a Celestial Canoe\; visit Japan to fi
 nd the patterns of the Samurai and Stars\; and venture out into the ocean 
 with Hawaiian navigator in Wayfinders.
GEO:40.003582;-105.263484
LOCATION:Fiske Planetarium and Science Center
SUMMARY:Double Feature: The Incredible Sun & One Sky
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/double-feature-the-incred
 ible-sun-one-sky
CATEGORIES:Film
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for our family-friendly Double Features where we combin
 e our favorite fulldome shows.\n\nThe Incredible Sun\n\nEvery second the S
 un emits million times more energy than the world consumes every year. Whe
 re does such a huge amount of power come from? Discover our star through t
 he breathtaking timelapses. Thanks to the real images taken by the Solar D
 ynamics Observatory and processed by advanced mathematical methods\, you w
 ill experience the true nature of the Sun and find out that it is far from
  being as calm as it seems at first glance. The Sun’s activity\, pronoun
 ced by terrific solar flares\, sunspots and coronal mass ejections\, influ
 ences our planet\, by producing impressive auroras but also by damaging di
 stribution networks and communication satellites. Is it a threat to us\, t
 hen?\n\nOne Sky\n\nOne Sky Project is an international collaboration focus
 ed on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy\, i
 ts historical and modern applications\, and how our One Sky connects us al
 l. We'll visit ancient Greece and find patterns in the Forge of Artemis\; 
 measure time with the Diné\, or Navajo people to seek the Thunderbird\; e
 xplore 18th-century India in Jai Singh’s Dream\; journey with First Peop
 le of what is now northern Canada in a Celestial Canoe\; visit Japan to fi
 nd the patterns of the Samurai and Stars\; and venture out into the ocean 
 with Hawaiian navigator in Wayfinders.
GEO:40.003582;-105.263484
LOCATION:Fiske Planetarium and Science Center
SUMMARY:Double Feature: The Incredible Sun & One Sky
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/double-feature-the-incred
 ible-sun-one-sky
CATEGORIES:Film
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for our family-friendly Double Features where we combin
 e our favorite fulldome shows.\n\nThe Incredible Sun\n\nEvery second the S
 un emits million times more energy than the world consumes every year. Whe
 re does such a huge amount of power come from? Discover our star through t
 he breathtaking timelapses. Thanks to the real images taken by the Solar D
 ynamics Observatory and processed by advanced mathematical methods\, you w
 ill experience the true nature of the Sun and find out that it is far from
  being as calm as it seems at first glance. The Sun’s activity\, pronoun
 ced by terrific solar flares\, sunspots and coronal mass ejections\, influ
 ences our planet\, by producing impressive auroras but also by damaging di
 stribution networks and communication satellites. Is it a threat to us\, t
 hen?\n\nOne Sky\n\nOne Sky Project is an international collaboration focus
 ed on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy\, i
 ts historical and modern applications\, and how our One Sky connects us al
 l. We'll visit ancient Greece and find patterns in the Forge of Artemis\; 
 measure time with the Diné\, or Navajo people to seek the Thunderbird\; e
 xplore 18th-century India in Jai Singh’s Dream\; journey with First Peop
 le of what is now northern Canada in a Celestial Canoe\; visit Japan to fi
 nd the patterns of the Samurai and Stars\; and venture out into the ocean 
 with Hawaiian navigator in Wayfinders.
GEO:40.003582;-105.263484
LOCATION:Fiske Planetarium and Science Center
SUMMARY:Double Feature: The Incredible Sun & One Sky
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/double-feature-the-incred
 ible-sun-one-sky
CATEGORIES:Film
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for our family-friendly Double Features where we combin
 e our favorite fulldome shows.\n\nThe Incredible Sun\n\nEvery second the S
 un emits million times more energy than the world consumes every year. Whe
 re does such a huge amount of power come from? Discover our star through t
 he breathtaking timelapses. Thanks to the real images taken by the Solar D
 ynamics Observatory and processed by advanced mathematical methods\, you w
 ill experience the true nature of the Sun and find out that it is far from
  being as calm as it seems at first glance. The Sun’s activity\, pronoun
 ced by terrific solar flares\, sunspots and coronal mass ejections\, influ
 ences our planet\, by producing impressive auroras but also by damaging di
 stribution networks and communication satellites. Is it a threat to us\, t
 hen?\n\nOne Sky\n\nOne Sky Project is an international collaboration focus
 ed on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy\, i
 ts historical and modern applications\, and how our One Sky connects us al
 l. We'll visit ancient Greece and find patterns in the Forge of Artemis\; 
 measure time with the Diné\, or Navajo people to seek the Thunderbird\; e
 xplore 18th-century India in Jai Singh’s Dream\; journey with First Peop
 le of what is now northern Canada in a Celestial Canoe\; visit Japan to fi
 nd the patterns of the Samurai and Stars\; and venture out into the ocean 
 with Hawaiian navigator in Wayfinders.
GEO:40.003582;-105.263484
LOCATION:Fiske Planetarium and Science Center
SUMMARY:Double Feature: The Incredible Sun & One Sky
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/double-feature-the-incred
 ible-sun-one-sky
CATEGORIES:Film
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for our family-friendly Double Features where we combin
 e our favorite fulldome shows.\n\nThe Incredible Sun\n\nEvery second the S
 un emits million times more energy than the world consumes every year. Whe
 re does such a huge amount of power come from? Discover our star through t
 he breathtaking timelapses. Thanks to the real images taken by the Solar D
 ynamics Observatory and processed by advanced mathematical methods\, you w
 ill experience the true nature of the Sun and find out that it is far from
  being as calm as it seems at first glance. The Sun’s activity\, pronoun
 ced by terrific solar flares\, sunspots and coronal mass ejections\, influ
 ences our planet\, by producing impressive auroras but also by damaging di
 stribution networks and communication satellites. Is it a threat to us\, t
 hen?\n\nOne Sky\n\nOne Sky Project is an international collaboration focus
 ed on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy\, i
 ts historical and modern applications\, and how our One Sky connects us al
 l. We'll visit ancient Greece and find patterns in the Forge of Artemis\; 
 measure time with the Diné\, or Navajo people to seek the Thunderbird\; e
 xplore 18th-century India in Jai Singh’s Dream\; journey with First Peop
 le of what is now northern Canada in a Celestial Canoe\; visit Japan to fi
 nd the patterns of the Samurai and Stars\; and venture out into the ocean 
 with Hawaiian navigator in Wayfinders.
GEO:40.003582;-105.263484
LOCATION:Fiske Planetarium and Science Center
SUMMARY:Double Feature: The Incredible Sun & One Sky
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/double-feature-the-incred
 ible-sun-one-sky
CATEGORIES:Film
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for our family-friendly Double Features where we combin
 e our favorite fulldome shows.\n\nThe Incredible Sun\n\nEvery second the S
 un emits million times more energy than the world consumes every year. Whe
 re does such a huge amount of power come from? Discover our star through t
 he breathtaking timelapses. Thanks to the real images taken by the Solar D
 ynamics Observatory and processed by advanced mathematical methods\, you w
 ill experience the true nature of the Sun and find out that it is far from
  being as calm as it seems at first glance. The Sun’s activity\, pronoun
 ced by terrific solar flares\, sunspots and coronal mass ejections\, influ
 ences our planet\, by producing impressive auroras but also by damaging di
 stribution networks and communication satellites. Is it a threat to us\, t
 hen?\n\nOne Sky\n\nOne Sky Project is an international collaboration focus
 ed on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy\, i
 ts historical and modern applications\, and how our One Sky connects us al
 l. We'll visit ancient Greece and find patterns in the Forge of Artemis\; 
 measure time with the Diné\, or Navajo people to seek the Thunderbird\; e
 xplore 18th-century India in Jai Singh’s Dream\; journey with First Peop
 le of what is now northern Canada in a Celestial Canoe\; visit Japan to fi
 nd the patterns of the Samurai and Stars\; and venture out into the ocean 
 with Hawaiian navigator in Wayfinders.
GEO:40.003582;-105.263484
LOCATION:Fiske Planetarium and Science Center
SUMMARY:Double Feature: The Incredible Sun & One Sky
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/double-feature-the-incred
 ible-sun-one-sky
CATEGORIES:Film
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for our family-friendly Double Features where we combin
 e our favorite fulldome shows.\n\nThe Incredible Sun\n\nEvery second the S
 un emits million times more energy than the world consumes every year. Whe
 re does such a huge amount of power come from? Discover our star through t
 he breathtaking timelapses. Thanks to the real images taken by the Solar D
 ynamics Observatory and processed by advanced mathematical methods\, you w
 ill experience the true nature of the Sun and find out that it is far from
  being as calm as it seems at first glance. The Sun’s activity\, pronoun
 ced by terrific solar flares\, sunspots and coronal mass ejections\, influ
 ences our planet\, by producing impressive auroras but also by damaging di
 stribution networks and communication satellites. Is it a threat to us\, t
 hen?\n\nOne Sky\n\nOne Sky Project is an international collaboration focus
 ed on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy\, i
 ts historical and modern applications\, and how our One Sky connects us al
 l. We'll visit ancient Greece and find patterns in the Forge of Artemis\; 
 measure time with the Diné\, or Navajo people to seek the Thunderbird\; e
 xplore 18th-century India in Jai Singh’s Dream\; journey with First Peop
 le of what is now northern Canada in a Celestial Canoe\; visit Japan to fi
 nd the patterns of the Samurai and Stars\; and venture out into the ocean 
 with Hawaiian navigator in Wayfinders.
GEO:40.003582;-105.263484
LOCATION:Fiske Planetarium and Science Center
SUMMARY:Double Feature: The Incredible Sun & One Sky
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/double-feature-the-incred
 ible-sun-one-sky
CATEGORIES:Film
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for our family-friendly Double Features where we combin
 e our favorite fulldome shows.\n\nThe Incredible Sun\n\nEvery second the S
 un emits million times more energy than the world consumes every year. Whe
 re does such a huge amount of power come from? Discover our star through t
 he breathtaking timelapses. Thanks to the real images taken by the Solar D
 ynamics Observatory and processed by advanced mathematical methods\, you w
 ill experience the true nature of the Sun and find out that it is far from
  being as calm as it seems at first glance. The Sun’s activity\, pronoun
 ced by terrific solar flares\, sunspots and coronal mass ejections\, influ
 ences our planet\, by producing impressive auroras but also by damaging di
 stribution networks and communication satellites. Is it a threat to us\, t
 hen?\n\nOne Sky\n\nOne Sky Project is an international collaboration focus
 ed on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy\, i
 ts historical and modern applications\, and how our One Sky connects us al
 l. We'll visit ancient Greece and find patterns in the Forge of Artemis\; 
 measure time with the Diné\, or Navajo people to seek the Thunderbird\; e
 xplore 18th-century India in Jai Singh’s Dream\; journey with First Peop
 le of what is now northern Canada in a Celestial Canoe\; visit Japan to fi
 nd the patterns of the Samurai and Stars\; and venture out into the ocean 
 with Hawaiian navigator in Wayfinders.
GEO:40.003582;-105.263484
LOCATION:Fiske Planetarium and Science Center
SUMMARY:Double Feature: The Incredible Sun & One Sky
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/double-feature-the-incred
 ible-sun-one-sky
CATEGORIES:Film
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