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Big Bird and Elmo are getting the planetarium treatment, and honestly, this is one of the more charming ways to introduce young kids to the night sky. In this 25-minute show, the Sesame Street favorites set off on an imaginary trip to the Moon, then head to Zhima Jie with Hu Hu Zhu, a Muppet from the Chinese co-production of Sesame Street. Along the way, the show draws a simple connection between how the sky looks from different parts of the world, giving the international premise more substance than a standard character-driven kids' program. It is aimed squarely at young children, but the short runtime makes it an easy add-on to a museum morning rather than a major commitment. The planetarium show is free, as is museum admission, though timed-entry passes are required.
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