…with more than 15 years of experience creating impactful content for planetariums worldwide. This team has deep ties to the International Planetarium Society, Southeastern Planetarium Association, and Astronomical Society of…
…one-third of the way up in the sky above the southeastern or southern horizon, depending on what time you look. All you need are your eyes and reasonably clear skies….
More than 3,000 students will participate in free science education summer programs in 11 North Carolina counties. March 28, 2022 | North Carolina Morehead Planetarium and Science Center and GlaxoSmithKline…
…spot Spica high in the south, or Vega in the east. 3) Star hop with the Big Dipper. The seven stars of the Big Dipper are currently well placed high…
…parking lot and drop off guests, but they must park off-site. UNC-Chapel Hill has designated limited space on the South Campus for bus parking on weekdays in the morning and…
…prominent objects in the mid-April 2021 evening sky. Most Star Party events are free. Some events are in-person; others are virtual. What might you do at an in-person Star Party…
…west of Morehead, UNC’s Ackland Art Museum offers free admission with nearly a dozen changing exhibitions every year. Learn more at the Ackland website. Carolina Basketball Museum Sports fans will…
…is well over a thousand times closer to Earth than these planets are. 3. Look between 30-60 minutes after sunset. This is an early-bedtime-friendly and curfew-friendly event. This week, I…
…sure to look for Mars. Between 8 and 10 p.m. on December 13, 2020, you’ll find it high in the south to southwest. It’ll be bright, shining steadily (not twinkling…
…Stellar: $1,000 Free admission for up to 6 members of your household to regularly scheduled planetarium shows, Science Stage programs, and interactive exhibits Eight guest passes for free admission (one-time…
