Astronomy Week Events
October 16-22, 2016
Free family fun astronomy activities including an inflatable, digital planetarium, special telescopes for both daytime and nighttime viewing and the opportunity to finally ask an astronomer your questions about how the Universe was formed, what are black holes, and what happened to little E.T.?
Dr. Aaron Parness will give a talk "Asteroid Anchors, Rock Climbing Robots, Gecko Grippers, and Other Ways to Stick in Space."
Dr. Aaron Parness will give a talk about "Asteroid Anchors, Rock Climbing Robots, Gecko Grippers, and Other Ways to Stick in Space."
American Astronomical Society, Division for Planetary Sciences (DPS) is holding its annual meeting at the Pasadena Convention Center this week and will host a rare free public talk at the Convention Center...
Join us for an evening of beer and astronomy interacting with world-class scientists three nights in a row...
See the night sky through telescopes. Learn about Hale and Hubble, and more...
Join us for an evening of beer and astronomy interacting with world-class scientists three nights in a row...
We will have numerous telescopes for sky viewing and hopefully a few hands-on activities for the kids. It is open to the entire community.
Join us for an evening of beer and astronomy interacting with world-class scientists three nights in a row...
Meet Carnegie astronomers who will share their latest discoveries...
Educators are invited to join NASA scientists and education specialists in this FREE day-long workshop focusing on the worlds of the outer solar system...
*The event is full*
