THE ADLER REPORTS THIS SUMMER'S FORECAST:
RAIN, SUNSHINE, CLOUDS, WIND AND SNOW!

On June 8, 2007, The Zula Patrol invades Chicago for the Earth debut — and world premiere — of their new exhibition and space show at the Adler Planetarium. Based on the popular animated PBS children's show and designed for children ages 3-8 years old, young explorers will learn key science concepts as they encounter the strange and wild weather of planets - including ours.

Experiment and learn about clouds, wind and temperature on Earth and in space in a fun and wacky hands-on, interactive exhibition and all-digital interplanetary adventure.

Reach inside a swirl of water vapor Š the closest thing to touching a real cloud, create the sounds of weather using a wind machine, rain tubes and thunder sheet or hop into the pilot seat to change the scenes in the Weather Window where villains Dark Truder and Traxie lurk. Don't miss Professor Multo's book Š Multopedia, a content-rich, interactive media station where aspiring explorers can scroll through video clips to see a yearÕs worth of weather flying by in seconds!

This summer, grab your umbrella, snow boots, sunglasses and, of course, the kids, and head out to the Adler Planetarium where the predicted forecast reads: It's going to be a great day!