History In A Timeline
…VI star projector installed, replacing the Zeiss II. 1973 The east wing of the building completed, including the Morehead Observatory. 1975 As NASA shifts to the Space Shuttle and navigational computers…
…VI star projector installed, replacing the Zeiss II. 1973 The east wing of the building completed, including the Morehead Observatory. 1975 As NASA shifts to the Space Shuttle and navigational computers…
…appear to pull closer together. They’ll swap positions in mid-July 2021. 2) Make a wish on the first star you see. To see stars (other than the Sun, that is),…
…Morehead Annual member gift Tax deductible amount $726 *Limitations apply to science centers and museums participating in the program that are within a 90-mile radius of Morehead and your home….
…yourself so the Moon is hidden behind something. At the very least, choose a different direction of the sky to look. 7. Look toward the darkest part of your sky….
…Grade Science Correlations: 8.L.1 Biology Science Correlations: Bio.4.1.3 Code Red 7th Grade Science Correlations: 7.L.1 Biology Science Correlations: Bio.1.1, Bio.1.2.1 Deep Sea Detectives Biology Science Correlations: Bio.3.3 Hydroelectric 6th…
…the east. It also depends on what date you’re looking. As the nights go on, Mars will rise earlier and appear higher in the sky at nightfall. If you’re looking…
…bright Jupiter, which lies in the southeast at nightfall. This means that in the night sky you can see Venus only in the west after sunset, or in the east…
…to the east, you may see Jupiter rising. 4. Participate in other astronomy activities. Thanks to generous funding from NC Space Grant, all hosts have been provided with a kit full of…