The Astronomical Society of Greenbelt invites you to an evening of celestial discovery at the Greenbelt Observatory. This community-focused star party offers visitors a unique opportunity to view the wonders of the heavens through high-quality telescopes. Whether you are a seasoned amateur astronomer or a curious beginner, the event provides an accessible way to explore our universe. Please note that this event is held weather permitting, ensuring optimal conditions for viewing the night sky.
What to Expect
Visitors can expect a guided tour of the night sky using telescopes provided by the Astronomical Society of Greenbelt, located near Wolfe Field.
Who Should Attend
- Astronomy enthusiasts
- Families
- Students
- Local residents
- Science curious
Agenda Overview
The observatory opens for visitors to view celestial objects, weather permitting.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Astronomical Society of Greenbelt · Non-profit Organization
A society dedicated to making exploration of our universe accessible to a wide audience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the event free?
Yes, the event is open to the public.
What if it rains?
The event is held weather permitting.
Where is the observatory?
It is located at the end of Northway Rd, across from Wolfe Field.
Do I need equipment?
No, telescopes are provided by the society.
Is it family-friendly?
Yes, all ages are welcome to explore the heavens.
How do I find the location?
Turn right off Ridge Rd onto Northway Rd.
Tags
astronomy
stargazing
Greenbelt
science
community
observatory
Summary
A public stargazing event hosted by the Astronomical Society of Greenbelt at the local observatory.
Highlights
- Telescope viewing sessions
- Expert astronomical guidance
- Educational night sky exploration
- Community-focused atmosphere
- Accessible science outreach
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