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Children sit in a theater as they watch an IMAX film titled 'Superpower Dogs' inside a digital dome at the South Carolina State Museum.

Embark on an immersive journey inside the 55-foot digital dome BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Planetarium.

Photo provided by South Carolina State Museum

If you’re a dog lover like us, you probably can’t get enough of your four-legged pals. But did you know that man’s best friend has secret superpowers beyond fetching toys and puppy cuddles?

Get ready for an immersive adventure at the South Carolina State Museum’s Planetarium with “Superpower Dogs”. You’ll witness the incredible bravery of these heroic dogs and their human sidekicks, from fighting crime to saving lives across the globe.

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