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Planetarium

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Learn astronomy with Dr Martin George

Learn about astronomy in the comfort of your home with the help of QVMAG's Dr Martin George!

About the Planetarium and tickets

Information about the Planetarium

Planetarium Schedule

Show times and conditions

Planetarium Shows

What the Planetarium Shows are all about
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