
St. John's Exclusive Whale Watching, Seabird & Iceberg Tours
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Delve into the mysteries of the universe on a captivating night sky tour in Bowring Park. Under the vast expanse of stars, a seasoned planetarium director will unravel the secrets of celestial bodies, from the distance of stars to the significance of constellations as seen by ancient civilizations. This interactive experience invites you to ask questions and engage with the wonders of astronomy, making the cosmos accessible and fascinating. Perfect for aspiring astronomers and curious minds alike, this tour promises a memorable exploration of the night sky. - Guided night sky tour led by a veteran planetarium director and astronomy writer - Explore celestial sights including planets, stars, and meteors - Engage with the universe's mysteries through interactive discussion - Ideal for all ages and experience levels, from beginners to enthusiasts
While we stand on our rapidly spinning planet, which is careening through the Milky Way Galaxy at 500,000 miles per hour, we'll look up into the dynamic star-adorned firmament above. There we'll see a beautiful juxtaposition of a floating moon, flaming meteors, empyreal planetary orbs and soaring satellites against an ancient mythological tapestry. This live-action tour takes you on an exciting imaginary voyage through outer space to see and understand celestial sights. How far away are the stars we see? How can we know their distances? Are we seeing the constellations as they were seen by Homer and the people who built Stonehenge? What does the darkness between the stars tell us about the age of the Universe? Are we all literally made of stardust? Bring your questions and your curiosity as we offer laser focused guidance through the night sky.
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St John's is the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador, a steep harbour city of painted row houses, lively pubs, sea cliffs and Atlantic icebergs.
St John's clings to the hills around a deep harbour on the Avalon Peninsula, entered through a narrow gap in the cliffs known as The Narrows. Fishing fleets from Europe used the harbour from the 1500s. Rows of brightly painted wooden houses climb the slopes, and Signal Hill above the entrance carries Cabot Tower, close to where Marconi received the first transatlantic wireless signal in 1901.
Top-ranked sights in St John's: Johnson GEO CENTRE.

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