Astro Videos:Where? (CO)

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#150

Author: andrew boardman
Date: Fri, 10 Dec 1993 05:09

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Hi everyone,
	I'm trying to find out where (in Fort Collins, Denver, or
Boulder, or thereabouts in Colorado) I can find videos on, uhm,
astronomy. (By this I mean stars, planets, rockets, the whole
she-bang) I'm mainly looking for documetaries or docu-lookalikes.

The only place I can think of is Nature's Own Imagination in
Fort Collins. Haven't really visited Denver or Boulder enough to
have any ideas there, but am thinking that maybe a museum gift
shop or something along those lines?

If anyone can help, with either titles or places to hunt for titles,
I would be very grateful! We're already taping stuff off the Discovery
channel, but would like to expand the collection.

Thanks,
	-- skye

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Re: Astro Videos:Where? (CO)

#151

Author: Dom Bucciarelli
Date: Sun, 12 Dec 1993 16:14

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boardman@CS.ColoState.EDU (andrew boardman) wrote the following in a previous article:
>Hi everyone,
>	I'm trying to find out where (in Fort Collins, Denver, or
>Boulder, or thereabouts in Colorado) I can find videos on, uhm,
>astronomy. (By this I mean stars, planets, rockets, the whole
>she-bang) I'm mainly looking for documetaries or docu-lookalikes.
>
>The only place I can think of is Nature's Own Imagination in
>Fort Collins. Haven't really visited Denver or Boulder enough to
>have any ideas there, but am thinking that maybe a museum gift
>shop or something along those lines?
>
>If anyone can help, with either titles or places to hunt for titles,
>I would be very grateful! We're already taping stuff off the Discovery
>channel, but would like to expand the collection.
>
>Thanks,
>	-- skye
>

You might also try the astronomy gift shop in the lobby of the planetarium
in the Denver Museum of Natural History.  It's been a while since I've
been there :( but I vaguely remember some astronomy videos on sale.

Dom
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