Hotel Clarion<\/a> (direction south). The moons are found along this corridor, and at the end there is an escalator to the southern entr\u00e9 over which Jupiter is flying:<\/p>\nAddress: Hotel Clarion, Arlanda Airport
\nHow to get there: Train or Bus<\/p>\n
Saturn – Uppsala<\/h2>\n
A preliminary presentation of Saturn’s moon Titan is found at Svartb\u00e4cksgatan at the Celsius Square.<\/p>\n
Uranus – L\u00f6vstabruk<\/h2>\n
Address: Central town at the “Stora magasinet”.<\/p>\n
Neptune – S\u00f6derhamn<\/h2>\n
Address: S\u00f6derhamn, H\u00e4lsingland
\nHow to get there: In the city centre, close to the public library and the canal, you find the park “Strykj\u00e4rnsparken” with the model of Neptune. After dark the sphere (weighing 3 tons!) is illuminated from inside.<\/p>\n
Pluto – Delsbo<\/h2>\n
Address: Delsbo, H\u00e4lsingland
\nHow to get there: The model of Pluto and its satellite Charon is in a park close to “Staffansg\u00e5rden” in the centre of Delsbo.<\/p>\n
Asteroid Eros – M\u00f6rbyskolan<\/h2>\n
Address: Vendev\u00e4gen 94, Danderyd
\nHow to get there: Subway to Danderyd Sjukhus. Follow the signs and walk through the passage under the freeway.<\/p>\n
Asteroid Saltis – Saltsj\u00f6baden<\/h2>\n
Address: Kunskapsskolan, Observatoriebacken, Saltsj\u00f6baden.
\nHow to get there: Take the train from Slussen to the end station Saltsj\u00f6baden. Walk along the waterside to the road that leads uphill to Kunskapsskolan (about 10 min. walk). The model is outside the entrance of the second house to the left after passing the gates.<\/p>\n
Asteroid Vesta – T\u00e4by<\/h2>\n
Address: \u00c5va skolgr\u00e4nd 1 – 3, T\u00e4by.
\nHow to get there: Train Roslagsbanan (from Station East) to Tibble Station. From T\u00e4by Centre it is less than 10 minutes walk.<\/p>\n
Asteroid 5025 PL – Knivsta<\/h2>\n
Address: Margarethaskolan, Knivsta.
\nHow to get there: The relief made by Eric St\u00e5hl, with the position of 5025 PL marked, is attached to the wall of a small building to the right on the entrance road to Margarethaskolan.<\/p>\n
Dwarf planet Haumea<\/h2>\n
2047 Science Center, Jussi Bj\u00f6rlings v\u00e4g 25, Borl\u00e4nge.<\/p>\n
Transneptunian Quaoar<\/h2>\n
Transneptunian Quaoar – Gislaved’s library<\/p>\n
Adress: Gislegatan 5
\nV\u00e4gbeskrivning: The library is in central Gislaved and the model is at a window on the second floor.<\/p>\n
Transneptunian Ixion – H\u00e4rn\u00f6sand<\/h2>\n
Address: Technichus, Storgatan 11, 871 31 H\u00e4rn\u00f6sand
\nHow to get there: The model is located in the science centre Technichus in H\u00e4rn\u00f6sand, north of Delsbo (Pluto).<\/p>\n
Celestial body ‘Oumuamua<\/h2>\n
Adress: Pl\u00f6nninge village
\nHow to get there: See: http:\/\/www.hastro.se\/?page_id=75<\/p>\n
Transneptunian Eris – Ume\u00e5<\/h2>\n
Address: Curiosum, \u00d6stra Strandgatan 32, Ume\u00e5
\n(https:\/\/curiosum.umu.se)<\/p>\n
Transneptunian Sedna – Lule\u00e5<\/h2>\n
Address: Teknikens hus, Lule\u00e5.
\nHow to get there: Local bus no. 4 or 5 from the centre of Lule\u00e5, stop A. By car, from E4 turn direction Lule\u00e5. Follow signs “Universitetet” and “Teknikens hus”. The model is located in a park just outside the southern wall of this science centre (www.teknikenshus.se).<\/p>\n
Comet Halley – Sk\u00f6vde<\/h2>\n
Address: Kavelbrov\u00e4gen 2B, Sk\u00f6vde.
\nHow to get there: The science centre Balthazar (see: www.balthazar.skovde.se) is close to the central railway station in Sk\u00f6vde. Three outdoor models of the comet are on the wall at the main entrance to the science centre Balthazar and in addition there is one indoor model.<\/p>\n
Comet Swift-Tuttle – Karlshamn<\/h2>\n
Address: Karlshamn, Blekinge
\nHow to get there: The model of comet Swift-Tuttle is at the very south of Sweden, inside the science centre Kreativum (see www.kreativum.se) just outside the central part of Karlshamn.<\/p>\n
Termination shock – Kiruna<\/h2>\n
Address: Space Campus, Kiruna
\nHow to get there: Six kilometres before you reach Kiruna on the E10 highway (shortly after the turn-off to Jukkasj\u00e4rvi) one turns left to the Space Campus (signposted “Rymdcampus”). There is a board informing about the Termination Shock in front of the entrance to the Swedish Institute of Space Physics.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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