Kika Silva Pla Planetarium- "Eclipse: The Story of our Nearest Neighbor in Space"   

You see the moon all the time, but do you know its story? Why is it there, why does it appear to change its position in the sky day by day, week by week? And the most intriguing aspect of our moon, the eclipse. What causes eclipses, and why are they so rare?

"Eclipse: The Story of our Nearest Neighbor in Space" is a Kika Silva Pla Planetarium presentation that takes you on a journey of discovery to our nearest celestial neighbor. Learn about the origins, composition and mechanics of the moon. Discover how the ancients were able to predict eclipses with great accuracy, and find out when/where you can view the next eclipse.

"Eclipse" is an educational and entertaining experience for all ages, and you'll get a perspective of the Earth/Moon system that you've never had before.

Directions to the planetarium using I-75: 
Get on I-75 N in Ocala from SW 80th Ave and FL-200 14 min (6.6 mi)
Follow I-75 N to FL-222 E in Alachua County. Exit from I-75 N 34 min (41.1 mi)
Continue on FL-222 E to your destination 4 min (1.5 mi)
Santa Fe College Kika Silva Pla Planetarium- 3000 NW 83 St Building X-129, Gainesville, FL 32606