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“One Sky, Many Eyes” provides new perspectives on the cosmos
…cultural diversity of the southern United States and beyond, attendees will learn about such tales as the Cherokee story behind the origin of the Milky Way and the use of…
IDEA in Action: Morehead’s commitment to equity and inclusion
…Summit. The inaugural event saw more than 170 people including educators, non-profit leaders, and other change agents come together to share knowledge and strategies as a community. The Summit exemplified…
Skywatching FAQs
…see at a skywatching event? If you’ve been to one skywatching event, you definitely haven’t been to them all. The stars and constellations you can see change from month to…
Teen Science Cafe recap: How do you put CO2 back in the ground?
…Eh is very important for trapping CO2 underground because an increase in CO2 changes pH and Eh, which in turn change the stability of minerals in the aquifer used for…
Carolina Science Cafe
…Series || Three-Minute Thesis Winners NOTE CHANGE OF DATE DUE TO ELECTION DAY December 3rd: Rick Marks || UNC Data Science & Society Curious about previous Carolina Science Cafe programs?…
Total lunar eclipse ushers in Election Day (Nov. 8, 2022) and visible in North Carolina
…the timing of this eclipse for the convenience of those of us in the Eastern United States. Still, you may not mind losing some sleep to see the heavens align….
Digital Production Studio
…planetariums and science centers. Planetariums across the United States and around the world have leased Morehead productions. At present, our shows can be seen in 42 states and 18 countries…
How to see the total lunar eclipse on Sunday night, May 15, 2022
…know to enjoy the lunar eclipse: 1) The eclipse times are reasonable for those of us in the Eastern United States, unlike that near-total lunar eclipse we had last November,…
Why it’s worth losing sleep over the partial lunar eclipse on Nov. 19, 2021
…EST, when the eclipse is at its maximum. Dress warmly. Let’s hope it’s not as cold as it was during the lunar eclipse on January 20/21, 2019, when 800 of…