The Francis Malcom Science Center in Easton, Maine, has been sparking curiosity and inspiring young minds since 1983. Step inside the planetarium for immersive shows that take you on journeys through the solar system, galaxies, and beyond, or explore hands-on exhibits that reveal the wonders of our natural world. Nature trails and bird-watching spots surrounding the center let visitors enjoy Maine’s outdoors, making it a perfect mix of science and nature for families and aspiring astronomers alike.
At night, the Goliath Telescope in the center’s new observatory brings the cosmos to life, offering stunning views of planets, star clusters, and distant galaxies. Designed for easy stargazing, the observatory gives everyone—from beginners to seasoned sky-watchers—the chance to experience the universe in real time. With planetarium shows, interactive learning, and a front-row seat to northern Maine’s dark skies, the Francis Malcom Science Center is a must-visit destination for anyone ready to explore the wonders of space and science.
The Francis Malcolm Science Center is home to "The Aroostook County Astronomy Club".
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