Public nights at the observatory are free but reservations are required (and are usually snapped up very quickly). Special arrangements for groups larger than about eight people may be made by sending an email to tco@uncg.edu. Observing will begin shortly after sunset at the announced time and continue for approximately 60 –... Continue reading...
With multiple time slots available for registration, Star Party participants will get to peer through the 32-inch telescope, take part in crafts, listen to a one-of-a-kind storyteller, be guided through the night sky and so much more. This event is part of the NC Science Festival and UNCG's Science Everywhere celebration!
Public nights at the observatory are free but reservations are required (and are usually snapped up very quickly). Special arrangements for groups larger than about eight people may be made by sending an email to tco@uncg.edu. Observing will begin shortly after sunset at the announced time and continue for approximately 60 –... Continue reading...
Public nights at the observatory are free but reservations are required (and are usually snapped up very quickly). Special arrangements for groups larger than about eight people may be made by sending an email to tco@uncg.edu. Observing will begin shortly after sunset at the announced time and continue for approximately 60 –... Continue reading...
Public nights at the observatory are free but reservations are required (and are usually snapped up very quickly). Special arrangements for groups larger than about eight people may be made by sending an email to tco@uncg.edu. Observing will begin shortly after sunset at the announced time and continue for approximately 60 –... Continue reading...
Public nights at the observatory are free but reservations are required (and are usually snapped up very quickly). Special arrangements for groups larger than about eight people may be made by sending an email to tco@uncg.edu. Observing will begin shortly after sunset at the announced time and continue for approximately 60 –... Continue reading...
Public nights at the observatory are free but reservations are required (and are usually snapped up very quickly). Special arrangements for groups larger than about eight people may be made by sending an email to tco@uncg.edu. Observing will begin shortly after sunset at the announced time and continue for approximately 60 –... Continue reading...
Public nights at the observatory are free but reservations are required (and are usually snapped up very quickly). Special arrangements for groups larger than about eight people may be made by sending an email to tco@uncg.edu. Observing will begin shortly after sunset at the announced time and continue for approximately 60 –... Continue reading...
Public nights at the observatory are free but reservations are required (and are usually snapped up very quickly). Special arrangements for groups larger than about eight people may be made by sending an email to tco@uncg.edu. Observing will begin shortly after sunset at the announced time and continue for approximately 60 –... Continue reading...
Public nights at the observatory are free but reservations are required (and are usually snapped up very quickly). Special arrangements for groups larger than about eight people may be made by sending an email to tco@uncg.edu. Observing will begin shortly after sunset at the announced time and continue for approximately 60 –... Continue reading...
Public nights at the observatory are free but reservations are required (and are usually snapped up very quickly). Special arrangements for groups larger than about eight people may be made by sending an email to tco@uncg.edu. Observing will begin shortly after sunset at the announced time and continue for approximately 60 –... Continue reading...
View the skies through the 32-inch telescope at the Three College Observatory, one of the largest telescopes in the southeastern US! You may sign up for a variety of times beginning at 7:45 pm. This will make the viewing through our 32-inch telescope available to a much larger group of... Continue reading...
