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How Rare is Earth?
Where are You?
How Far is Up?
Reservations and Information:
Call (714) 564-6356.
All reservations are made by
telephone.
Parking is
now $2. Look for Yellow "Pay
Here" boxes (one next to construction)
Shows recommended for ages 5 and
older.
Back by
popular demand! Saturday Shows!
How Far is Up?
Next Saturday show: Nov. 7, 11 a.m.
Call for schedule.
Want to
receive our newsletters and
show announcements?
Send email to:
menn_bob@sac.edu
Sample newsletter
Teachers Edition newsletter
sample
Planetarium Director:
Dr. Stephen Eastmond
Building M-100
on the campus of Santa Ana College |

Come to our
Open
House/Star Party
on Nov. 19th and see a
15 minute sneak preview of
our new show:
America
in Space
Open
House Flyer
America in Space flyer
America in Space shows:
Tuesday evening, Saturday morning and weekday show dates available
Call (714) 564-6356 for more
information and reservations.
First scheduled show: Dec. 1st, 7
p.m.
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We Need Your Help...
Over 19,000 children visit the
Tessmann Planetarium each year. But many schools are finding it
difficult to send their students on field trips in these challenging
economic times.
Help support science and astronomy
education in southern California. Your contribution may help inspire
the next
Carl Sagan or Albert Einstein.
Make a difference in a child's life
and contribute to to the Planetarium's
endowment fund.
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Send our
students on a
tour of the universe...
Check out
Friends of the Planetarium
for more information,
or call:
Director of College Advancement
564-6091
You can make a difference.
Act today!
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"Neil, Is It Safe?"
courtesy of Alfonso M.
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Our Program
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Our astronomy programs stress the K-12 State of California
Science Content Standards.
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Each of our
one-hour shows take attendees on a trip through the Solar System
and beyond.
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The principles
of scientific method, gravity and the importance of our
nearest star, the Sun, are stressed through interactive programs
coupled with lively question and answer sessions.
For more information
about our programming,
click here.
Download, in
PDF format, our Tessmann
Planetarium
Teacher's Handout and
Student
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Help Build a Bridge to the Universe!
To help us better serve the community, all you have to do is send a letter to
three people:
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Chairman James Walsh of the
Subcommittee on VA/HUD and Independent Agencies
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Congressman Dana Rohrabacher
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Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez
Just
click on this link
PlanetariumLetters.doc, download
the file, personalize 3 versions of the letter, attach stamps, and
mail them off.
With your support, thousands will experience the
wonders of our universe for years
to come.
Thank you in advance!
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Spring Issue
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Spring 2009
Tessmann Spectator
The Tessmann Spectator is published for our students, teachers,
parents and extended community.
Click image
for
the current
PDF
version or check out our
Tessmann Spectator
Archive to see past issues.
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Tessmann
Planetarium,
Building M, 1530 W. 17th Street,
Santa Ana, CA 92706 |
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Planetarium Web Editor: B. Menn |