Astronomy Night
· Exploration of Flight (Centennial Airport) · Denver
Lecture / talk

Let’s go stargazing and get up close with planets! All are invited to look up and explore the universe on our tarmac and get the best view of Uranus as it sits directly opposite the Sun from Earth. Experience*: Learn about the importance of night skies courtesy of the Denver Astronomical Society Use telescopes and astrophotography equipment to get a unique glimpse at the stars Chat with the Planetary Science Institute Hear from Dark Sky Colorado on preserving dark sites through responsible lighting policies Participate in planet-themed crafts, activities and games Hear special talks from experts in our classroom Tour Of The Solar System at 6 p.m.: Join us for a lively and surprising journey through our cosmic neighborhood. This presentation blends eye-opening trivia, vivid visuals, and memorable stories to showcase the most fascinating and unexpected features of the Sun, planets, moons, and smaller worlds that orbit alongside us. Life of Stars at 7 p.m.: Stars are the engines of the universe. Cosmic furnaces that forge the elements, illuminate galaxies, and shape the evolution of everything we see. The Life of Stars takes audiences on a sweeping journey from a star’s quiet beginnings in cold clouds of gas and dust to its spectacular and often violent end. Be sure to bring your foldable chairs, warm blankets and personal telescopes because this is a planet party you don’t want to miss! Food Truck: Wafflerita Get Your Ticket *Weather permitting. Food is not included with admission.
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