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Seattle | Pacific Science Center | International Space Station

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by American Way Staff

The last frontier comes down to earth in “Space,” a massive exhibit at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle through May 9. Touch moon rocks, virtually visit Mars in a motion simulator, and operate the controls of a model International Space Station. The show orbits 12 to 15 North American cities after its Seattle launch. (206) 292-2787, www.spaceevent.com

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