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Grace Pietkiewicz
Communications Assistant
College of Sciences
katiegracepz@gatech.edu
Summary Sentence: Join the YouTube live stream for live looks and a guided tour of the Moon, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars.
Full Summary: Join the YouTube live stream for live looks and a guided tour of the Moon, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars.
May 7, 2020 Observatory Public Night Video Stream
James Sowell, director of the Observatory, during a previous public night. Photo: Rob Felt
The Officina Stellare telescope at the Georgia Tech Observatory. Photo: John Wise.Without leaving the comfort of your home, on October 22 you can enjoy an evening under the stars, guided by the Georgia Tech Observatory. This is the Observatory's third online public night, preceded by many years of in-person public nights on the roof of Howey Physics Building. Tune in here at 8 PM ET to watch the live stream.
Viewers will be treated to a live tour of the Moon, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars by Observatory Director James Sowell, as shown through the lense of a Georgia Tech telescope to a live stream on YouTube. The stream is dependent on clear weather to happen.
Read more about the Observatory's inaugural online public night, which took place on May 7, and save the YouTube channel to your calendar for the October 22 online public night.
