If you're ready for an out of this world experience, you're in luck.
The Virginia Museum of Natural History in Martinsville has opened a special exhibit called "Alien Earths."
The exhibit is from the Space Science Institute in Colorado and explores the age-old questions – where did we come from and are we alone?
The museum says the exhibit is its biggest to date.
"It's packed full of hands-on activities not only for kids, but for visitors of all ages," Ryan Barber said.
The exhibit will be open to the public until the end of April.
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