Ever look at the sky and wonder why the stars rise in the East and set in the West? For that matter, why does the Sun rise in the East? Why not the North, or the West? And why does a particular star rise 4 minutes later each day? Are the stars lazy? By request, Read More...
Regular club meeting. Visitors are always welcome.
Talk topic: A Matter of Gravity - Stranger than you think. First in a series on the science of Astronomy. Talk starts in the AB Ceder room. After the talk there will be stargazing if the weather permits. Free; open to the public. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Dress warmly, as Read More...
Talk topic: Astronomy 001 - How the Sky works. Why do the Sun and stars rise in the East? Why not the North? What causes the seasons? Free, open to the public. You must register with the Library.
Regular club meeting. Visitors are always welcome.
Talk topic: Eclipse! On August 21st of this year, a solar eclipse will be visible in most of the continental US. In this talk, we'll discuss what an eclipse is, why they're comparatively rare (the last one visible in this much of the US was in 1979), what to expect and the best places to Read More...
Regular club meeting. Visitors are always welcome.
Talk topic: Jupiter! Pete will give an updated talk on Jupiter. Last July, the Juno spacecraft arrived in the Jupiter system and has been gathering exciting new data on the King of the planets. Talk starts in the AB Ceder room. After the talk there will be stargazing (Jupiter-gazing, too) if the weather permits. Free; Read More...
Regular club meeting. Visitors are always welcome.
Talk topic: to be announced. Talk starts in the AB Ceder room. After the talk there will be stargazing if the weather permits. Free; open to the public. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Dress warmly, as even in the summer it may be chilly.