BROCKTON, MA — Brockton residents will soon have a chance to explore the wonders of the universe without ever leaving town.
On Saturday, Nov. 28, the Brockton Public Library will host three planetarium shows beginning at 10 a.m., taking attendees on a journey through space.
The first show, open to all ages, will explore what it takes to survive in space. Attendees will follow NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg and her robot helper, Sloth, on a fascinating journey beyond Earth.
At 11 a.m., the adventure continues with "Imagine the Moon," a show exploring how the moon has inspired human creativity, learning and exploration.
Rounding out the lineup at noon is "The Search for Life," which will take attendees on a tour of the universe while exploring a question that has fascinated scientists for decades: Could life exist beyond Earth?
The show will examine the search for places that might support life, including planets throughout our solar system.
Preregistration is required and can be completed online.
The Brockton Public Library is located at 304 Main St.
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