Cosmosphere launches new traveling exhibit including Apollo 13 artifacts
The Cosmosphere’s SpaceWorks announced new traveling exhibits Tuesday, including one featuring artifacts from the Apollo 13 mission.
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Leap into this week’s Collegian! Featuring: stories of students and employees who have a Leap Day birthday, adopting a new puppy, and a preview of the upcoming UFC fight.
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