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Become an Eclipse Explorer! | The Planetary Society

Packed with interactive activities and featuring Bill Nye, CEO of The Planetary Society, and CaLisa Lee, a Planetary Society volunteer, the booklet serves as a comprehensive guide for young explorers interested in eclipses, with each activity thoughtfully designed to suit children aged 5-10. Children who complete the booklet's activities can proudly earn their badge and...

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