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- Something for all ages, year round!
  
  Passport to the Universe
  
  A show that take audiences on an incredible journey far from Earth toward the largest structures in the Universe.
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Get involved
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  - My Garden
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  - Friends of Space for Life
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- Support the Space for Life
  
  Space for Life Foundation
  
  Would you like to participate in the advancement of natural science and scientific culture? Get people interested in environmental issues? Become a member of the Space for Life Foundation and take part in its activities.
Kids and teachers
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  - Plan a school trip
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  - Montréal Space for Life Day camps
  - Youth Gardens
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  - Astro-Kids
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  School newsletter
  
  Four times a year, you can receive our Naturally Curious newsletter by e-mail. Teachers, keep up with the latest news of our museums with our school newsletter.
Scientific research
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  - Science at the Biodôme
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  - Science at the Jardin botanique
  - The Pathway to Phytotechnologies
    - 7 stations
      - Filtering marshes
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  - Science at the Insectarium
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  - Research and conservation at Space for Life
  - The Université de Montréal Biodiversity Centre
- Our institutions’ expertise
  
  Research and conservation at Space for Life
  
  Their extensive live and naturalized collections, their educational capacities and their scientific research all contribute to the unique character of our museums.

Portrait of a Technician at the Planétarium Rio Tinto Alcan

Planétarium Rio Tinto Alcan

Patrick Cournoyer, Technician at the #Planétarium, talks about the challenges of running a planetarium and how his team created a robot to bring to life the children’s show “Aboard the SSE-4801!”

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