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Summary Sentence: Public Nights at the Georgia Tech Observatory are back!
Full Summary: Public Nights at the Georgia Tech Observatory are back for 2019-2020! A talk will be given about thirty minutes after the Public Night begins.
2018 Public Nights PosterPublic Nights at the Georgia Tech Observatory are back for 2019-2020! The observatory will be open one day each month for people to observe various celestial bodies. A talk will be given about thirty minutes after the Public Night begins.
Series Schedule
Sep.5, 8:30-11 Moon, Jupiter, Saturn
Oct.3, 8-11 Moon, Jupiter, Saturn
Nov.7, 7:30-9:30 Moon, Double Star
Dec.5, 7-9 Moon, Double Star
Feb.6, 7-9 Moon, Venus, Orion Nebula
March 7, 7:30-9:30 Moon, Venus, Orion Nebula
Apr.2, 8:30-11 Moon, Venus, Orion Nebula
May 1, 8:30-11 Moon, Star Cluster
If you park in a campus Visitor Lot, please pay the fee upon arrival.
The Public Night is contingent on clear weather. Potential closures and driving directions are on the official website.
