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Mar 31 2009, 12:00pm CDT | by Shane McGlaun
The tours are guided by Otto, the Night Watchdog for the Milky Way Galaxy. Otto takes members on space missions that show stars, the moon, nebulas, and other celestial bodies and provides stories to go along with them.
Among the night missions Otto hosts are "Lunar Risings: The Phases of the Moon" and "Starburst: The Life, Birth, and Death of a Star". The missions each take about 5 minutes and time is purchased in 150-minute increments for $14.99. Mission books are offered at Toys R Us stores around the world.
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