East Georgia State College will be hosting a free event called the “Moon Tree Party” on its campus. The event, which is open to the public, will take place in celebration of the college’s recent acquisition of a Moon Tree.
The Moon Tree is a special tree that was grown from seeds that were taken to space during the Apollo 14 mission in 1971. These seeds were later planted on Earth, resulting in a unique and special tree. The Moon Tree at East Georgia State College is a loblolly pine tree that was grown from one of these special seeds.
During the Moon Tree Party event, there will be a variety of activities for attendees to enjoy, including educational programs about the Moon Tree and its significance, as well as musical entertainment and food. There will also be opportunities for attendees to take photos with the Moon Tree and learn more about space exploration.
The event is part of East Georgia State College’s ongoing efforts to provide unique and educational experiences for its students and the community. It is a rare opportunity for attendees to learn about the history of space exploration and to see a piece of that history up close.
The Moon Tree Party will take place on the East Georgia State College campus and is open to all members of the public. It promises to be a fun and educational event for people of all ages to enjoy. Attendees are encouraged to come and learn about the significance of the Moon Tree and to join in the celebration of this special tree’s presence on the campus.
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